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  1. Aug 9, 2024In 2018, Governor Tim Walz ran on implementing a public health insurance option, stating in his 2019 inaugural address as Governor, "We must also reaffirm our Minnesotan value that health care is a basic human right." A "public option" is a government-run, taxpayer-funded healthcare plan competing with the private sector.
  2. Mar 23, 2019Ms. Harris, asked directly about getting rid of private health insurance during a CNN forum in January, answered, "Let's eliminate all that. Let's move on." Let's move on."
  3. But she also shot down a similar question on whether it would eliminate private coverage, saying, "I don't believe we need to get rid of private insurance" before referring to supplemental plans.
  4. Whether that "no" referred to private insurance or private providers hasn't been clarified. It's becoming clear that this is a question that any 2020 hopefuls will have to deal with.
  5. freebeacon.com

    Peter Buttigieg, a 2020 candidate, admitted the implementation of a single-payer system would replace private health insurance, yet he argued there was still a "role for the private sector."
  6. blog.petrieflom.law.harvard.edu

    By Robert Field Should Medicare-for-All replace private insurance? That question, although central to many current health reform debates, presents a fundamental contradiction. If Medicare-for-All were to eliminate private coverage, it wouldn't be Medicare, which has made room for private insurers from the start. Medicare could have been designed as a pure single payer with comprehensive
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