Un număr record de americani susțin acum ceea ce ar fi o schimbare istorică pentru SUA

A recent KFF survey reveals that two-thirds of Americans support universal health insurance, a significant increase from 2020. The concept, known as "Medicare for All," garners strong backing from Democrats and independents, while Republicans show more resistance. Concerns over high medical costs remain paramount, with many Americans worried about affording healthcare. The survey indicates a growing desire for candidates to address health insurance access ahead of the upcoming midterm elections, as approximately 30 million Americans lack health coverage.