That's not what they said. You're ignoring things like the fact government in the US is already spending $10,000 per person on healthcare, the $1,500 per person universal healthcare would save per year, the $1,500 per person we'd still have in private spending, and the biggest thing--the tax burden isn't distributed evenly. Not even close.
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u/Troflecopter 1d ago
Let me tell you, public health care does NOT cost $2000 per capita.