The health insurance industry and its allies are already bankrolling my primary opponent to stop this movement from winning.
John,
When I talk about Medicare for All, I don’t just see it as a healthcare program.
It’s a small business empowerment plan.
Because when we guarantee healthcare as a human right, we free small business owners from one of their biggest burdens: paying for expensive private insurance.
That’s money back in their pockets that they can use to hire workers, raise wages, or invest in their communities.
The same goes for public schools. Every dollar we invest in our schools is an investment in the next generation of local entrepreneurs and workers.
Meanwhile, giant corporations keep pitting state and local governments against each other to see who will grant them the biggest tax breaks. And politicians keep letting them win.
John, I’d rather give tax breaks to small businesses than handouts to billion-dollar corporations that don’t need them.
That’s what our economy could look like if we had leaders willing to say so — and act on it.
I’m the only candidate in this race who supports Medicare for All, and the only one who’s never taken a dime from corporate PACs. That’s no coincidence.
But the health insurance industry and its allies are already bankrolling my primary opponent to stop this movement from winning.
So if you believe healthcare should be a right, not a privilege, and if you believe small businesses deserve a fair shot instead of billionaires getting more breaks, I’m asking for your help:
Chip in $10 or whatever you can to help us bring this vision to the U.S. Senate.
Donate $10 ››
This campaign isn’t funded by the corporations profiting off our broken system. It’s funded by working people like you, because that’s who I’ll fight for every single day.
Your friend in the fight,
Abdul
