Abdul El-Sayed Isn’t Backing Down on Medicare for All

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Source context: Some commentators are claiming that Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed once supported Medicare for All and now merely backs a “public option.” Matt Bruenig explains why this is not true.

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