Sen. Elizabeth Warren faces pressure, even from her own supporters, to outline how she would pay for Medicare for All
NORFOLK, Va.—As Elizabeth Warren faces pressure from her rivals in the Democratic presidential primary to outline how she’d pay for Medicare for All, some of her own most avid supporters say they too want to hear more specifics.
The debate has put the issue on the front burner. “I don’t think she should just rubber-stamp Bernie’s bill,” said Eric Potter, a retired insurance claims representative from Virginia Beach, Va., referring to Sen. Bernie Sanders’s health proposal.
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