The misnomer “single-payer healthcare” has been around for as long as I can remember. During the 2016 campaign season the correct term “SOCIALIZED MEDICINE” was cited in numerous articles, and even spoken by the occasionally talking head —— usually in the context of explaining fear emanating from conservative Americans.
Today, SOCIALIZED MEDICINE has been erased from the lexicon of healthcare everywhere talkers and writers ply their trade. Sadly, it has been four or five months since I saw the correct phrase on social media.
Incidentally, repealing Obamacare disappeared down the rabbit hole with the phrase SOCIALIZED MEDICINE. My best guess is that repeal & replace is designed to put SOCIALIZED MEDICINE on life support.
Today, SOCIALIZED MEDICINE has been erased from the lexicon of healthcare everywhere talkers and writers ply their trade. Sadly, it has been four or five months since I saw the correct phrase on social media.
Incidentally, repealing Obamacare disappeared down the rabbit hole with the phrase SOCIALIZED MEDICINE. My best guess is that repeal & replace is designed to put SOCIALIZED MEDICINE on life support.