By creating a public option for Medicaid expansion, Biden’s plan pushes over half of those who gained coverage through Obamacare into a new plan.
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Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren organizers have already begun canvassing in New Hampshire, eight months before polls open.
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Why the Justice Department Waved Through the CVS-Aetna Merger
The insurance company/pharmacy merger could have been fixed to prevent market power, even if it wasn’t totally blocked.
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Trump has thrown the Democrats a lifeline. Will they take it?
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Americans Are Complicit in Border Camp Abuses
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America’s Real Divide Isn’t Left vs. Right. It’s Democracy vs. Oligarchy.
The only way to overcome the oligarchy and Trump’s divide-and-conquer strategy is for the rest of us to join together and win America back.
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Beware of zealots pushing their own views posing as friendly strategic advisers.
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As a Guatemala Asylum Agreement Fades, a New Trump Rule Threatens Migrants
An interim final rule from the Trump administration, which they say could begin as soon as tomorrow, could have a stronger effect than the rumored “safe third country” agreement.Â
