How the Democrats Finally Took on Big Pharma ...Middle East

Voters have been exasperatingly slow to credit the Democrats with managing a successful economy. But under a tall pile of discouraging poll data, there’s one bright spot: The public has consistently trusted President Joe Biden more than Donald Trump on health care. A June 2024 poll by Hart Research favored Biden on health care over Trump, 45–40, and congressional Democrats over congressional Republicans, 46–37. Voters are right to rate the Democrats superior on health care. Now they just need to recognize that health care kind of is the economy.Health care is the single largest industry in America. It employs 20 million people—more than any other sector—and it accounts for 17 percent of gros

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