What do the Democratic Party wants to do for the healthcare

Generally speaking, in America, they tend towards more liberal opinions on healthcare, often advocating for the way every developed country country except America does it, which is a national healthcare system often one singular program like Medicare for All, although some advocate for fully socialized, nationally regulated healthcare system, meaning the government would own, regulate, and fund every step of the healthcare process

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