Does Medicare for All increased or decreased mortality rate in the U.S.?
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Does Medicare for All increased or decreased mortality rate in the U.S.?
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Government-run programs have historically struggled to function effectively
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Government-run programs often face challenges such as bureaucratic inefficiencies, long wait times, and potential mismanagement. These issues could lead to delays in care and a decrease in the quality of services, ultimately harming patients and increasing the mortality rate.

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The current Medicare program for Americans aged 65 and older is popular and successful.
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The current Medicare program, which serves millions of Americans aged 65 and older, has achieved high satisfaction rates among beneficiaries and positive health outcomes. This success indicates that a government-run program can operate efficiently and provide quality care when managed effectively.

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