[ [link removed] ]Replacing a system beyond repair
Americans are getting sick and dying.
Doctors and nurses are risking their lives to save them. And “the private
health insurance racket is winning big.”

That’s how Wendell Potter describes health care in America today.

Potter, an ex-Cigna vice president turned Medicare for All champion, will
join me tomorrow—Friday, April 24— for a [ [link removed] ]Virtual Town Hall. We’ll field
your questions, beginning at 12 pm MDT, on [ [link removed] ]Facebook and [ [link removed] ]Twitter
@Romanoff2020 and on [ [link removed] ]Zoom.

Whether or not you support a single-payer model—as I do—most Americans
agree: the system we have now is one that nobody would ever design from
scratch. We spend nearly twice as much as other industrialized countries
for health outcomes that are often worse.

In spite of all that spending, more than 72 million Americans have too
little insurance or none at all. Here, in the richest nation on earth,
half a million families go bankrupt each year—and 35,000 people
die—because they can’t afford care.

That was unacceptable before this crisis hit. It’s even more dangerous
now, as millions of Americans lose their jobs and the coverage that comes
with it.

We can and must chart a new course. Join us tomorrow to discuss how.

[6]Andrew Romanoff

Andrew Romanoff

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