On the recordJune 7, 2016
A strong Medicare doesn't mean we turn the program over to the insurance industry, and it doesn't mean we shift more costs on to the beneficiaries.
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congress.govA strong Medicare doesn't mean we turn the program over to the insurance industry, and it doesn't mean we shift more costs on to the beneficiaries.
McDermott argues against privatizing Medicare and shifting costs to beneficiaries.
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