Last night, @JoeBiden expressed concern over the potential cost of Medicare for All & the security of people’s health plans. I recognize these arguments because I helped craft them when I ran PR as an insurance exec. As a result, I feel obligated to set the record straight. (1/5)
First, VP Biden suggested Medicare for All would cost an extra $35 trillion. That’s not right. A new peer-reviewed Yale study found that it would *save* U.S. taxpayers $450 billion annually by eliminating waste & industry greed. You can read it here👇(2/5) thelancet.com/journals/lance…
VP Biden wants to keep the current system & add a public option. Sadly, this would cost taxpayers far more than Medicare for All. His plan would cap premiums at 8.5% of your income, while Medicare for All would charge just a 4% premium. That's less than half. (3/5) 
Another issue with @joebiden’s plan: Despite my old industry’s spin, folks with corporate insurance plans have no security or choice. Unlike with Medicare for All, you can lose your health plan if you switch jobs, turn 26, lose a job or if your boss decides to change plans. (4/5)
Finally, having insurance doesn't make you secure if you get sick. You still have to deal with deductibles, surprise bills & claim denials. Regrettably I know first-hand. I hope @joebiden, a good man, doesn’t succumb to the spin of my old industry. Americans deserve better. /END.
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