Updated
Updated · Fox News · Nov 7
Sanders Says Trump May Sign Medicare-for-All Backed by Over 60% of Americans
Updated
Updated · Fox News · Nov 7

Sanders Says Trump May Sign Medicare-for-All Backed by Over 60% of Americans

3 articles · Updated · Fox News · Nov 7

Summary

  • Bernie Sanders said he is not "absolutely certain" Donald Trump would veto Medicare-for-all, arguing Democrats should pass the bill and force a public decision.
  • Over 60% of Americans and 80%-90% of Democrats support Medicare-for-all, Sanders said, contending Trump could see political upside in signing a response to a "broken" system.
  • Chris Hayes had argued the odds of Trump signing such legislation were "pretty small," but Sanders said a veto fight itself would still clarify where Republicans stand.
  • The comments came after Democrats won back both the House and Senate in Tuesday's midterms, potentially giving Sanders' long-running proposal a clearer path to Trump's desk.

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