Unlike Medicare for All, Medicare for America would preserve premiums and deductibles and also allow private insurers to operate Medicare plans. (Photo: Shutterstock)
As Democratic presidential primary candidates try to walk a political tightrope between the party's progressive and center-left wings, they face increasing pressure to outline the details of their health reform proposals.
On Wednesday, Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) reaffirmed his stance by reintroducing a “Medicare for All” bill, the idea that fueled his 2016 presidential run.
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