According to a new study by the Kaiser Family Foundation, over 27 million people may have lost their employer-sponsored health insurance during this crisis.

Ro Khanna

According to a new study by the Kaiser Family Foundation, over 27 million people may have lost their employer-sponsored health insurance during this crisis.

Can we pause on that fact for a moment? 27 million people. In the middle of a global pandemic. The sheer gravity of that idea is incredibly troubling.

That is a crisis. Full stop. And it is clear evidence as to how badly the working-people of this country need Medicare for All. The private health insurance system is simply broken.

That’s why I’m fighting to pass Medicare for All. Will you join my efforts by signing your name to our petition?

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Health care is a human right. The notion that our friends, family members, and neighbors are handling a pandemic without proper access to health care, never knowing if they’ll face a surprise bill because of insurance complications, or being forced to take on debt to finance treatment is unconscionable.

But there is hope. Progressives have been fighting for Medicare for All for years, and this movement is closer than ever to seeing that dream become reality. We just have to keep up the fight.

Will you add your grassroots support to our petition, and help us build public support to ensure health care for everyone?

Thanks for all of your help,

Ro