$32 trillion over 10 years as the best-case scenario, not for the total cost of Medicare for All but just the add-on to the current Medicare program that is already there.
Rob Woodall: “$32 trillion over 10 years as the best-case scenario, not for the total cost of Medicare for All but just the add-on to…”
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Woodall questions the estimated costs associated with Medicare for All.
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