Abdul El-Sayed Isn’t Backing Down on Medicare for All

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Abdul El-Sayed Isn’t Backing Down on Medicare for All

The around Abdul El-Sayed’s position on Medicare for All is mostly confused. Reading most of the reporting on the matter would lead one to believe that El-Sayed initially supported Medicare for All but now merely supports a “public option.” This is not really true under conventional meanings of the phrase “public option.” El-Sayed seems to be inviting this understanding for rhetorical effect, but all he has really d…