Bernie Sanders advanced his anti-pharmaceutical industry narrative at the Democratic presidential debate on Tuesday. He’s only showing us that we’re lucky he’s not president as the COVID-19 epidemic grows.

“The advantage of a Medicare for All healthcare program, because it’s not driven by profits for the drug companies and the insurance companies,” means, Sanders argued, that “we will have healthcare for all people in all parts of this country.”

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