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Progressive Caucus omits Medicare for All from 2025 agenda

May 09, 2024 Reprints

The Congressional Progressive Caucus has omitted any mention of Medicare for All in its new policy agenda for 2025, signaling a shift toward President Biden's incremental health reforms, Axios reports. The caucus, which consulted with external organizations supporting Medicare for All, is focusing on "what's populist, popular and possible," according to caucus chair Rep. Pramila Jayapal, D-Washington.

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