Evening Edition: Why Vermont’s single-payer effort failed and what Democrats can learn from it
As security officials prepare for Russian attack on 2020 presidential race, Trump and aides play down threat; Most Americans say they won't vote for Trump next year — but will they...
In 2011, Vermont launched the nation's first single-payer health system. Three years later, lawmakers still struggled with how to fund it. Its failure in 2014 offers lessons for Democrats today who embrace Medicare-for-all or other aspirations for universal insurance coverage.
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