So imagine, instead of paying that to your health insurance company, whose CEO makes $20 million a year, instead, you paid a little bit more in taxes for healthcare that you wouldn’t lose if you lost your job or turned 26 or got married or got divorced.
Defending Medicare-for-all in an NBC interview.
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I’ll fight to ensure every Michigander can live without discrimination and never have to wonder whether their rights will still be there tomorrow.
If he wants to do any of those things, let's talk about it. But right now, what he's done is DOGE-ed out the parts of government that protect us, and then bent over to all of the corporations he said he'd never support.