Not exactly, but it’s actively harmful to the universal healthcare movement on multiple levels to have people believe it would cost the government more money than they are already spending.
The fact that it would cost less is already counterintuitive.
Not exactly, but it’s actively harmful to the universal healthcare movement on multiple levels to have people believe it would cost the government more money than they are already spending.
The fact that it would cost less is already counterintuitive.
Housing the homeless would also cost less than policing them. But statistics can’t address truthiness.