Alexander Muse catches Yale doing what the credentialed left does best: advocacy in a lab coat.
The Medicare for All study claims a single-payer system would save more than $1 trillion and prevent more than 114,000 deaths, but the “projection” is really a spreadsheet of wishful assumptions.
Cheaper drugs, Medicare-rate providers, lower administration, reduced fraud, fewer hospital visits—each gets entered like a fact, then the total gets sold as science. The arithmetic may add. The premises collapse.
Advocacy posing as academic research [Alexander Muse]
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