Hilltown Medicare for All Advocacy Group

05/06/2026

"...there is no argument to oppose universal healthcare except one—it makes billionaires even wealthier. It’s pure exploitation. The facts are clear. Universal healthcare costs less, renders the same high quality care, will save at least 68,000 lives annually, prevents 500,000 medical bankruptcies, ignites job creation, increases life expectancy, decreases infant and maternal mortality, and eliminates for profit health insurance lobbying, which is a major source of exploitative lobbying to America’s politicians. Literally the only people who believe we need to spend hundreds of billions on administrative costs are insurance executives who need that money for their precious private jets and yachts. I think I can speak for at least 99% of Americans when I say, America will be better off with more healthcare access and few private jets for billionaires."

Whether you are politically left or right, you should want Universal Healthcare as a human right—here are the receipts on why

02/01/2026

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07/12/2025

Voters support Medicare for All, even after hearing that it would "eliminate most private insurance plans and replace premiums with higher taxes."

04/12/2025

What will it take for people to recognize we need Single Payer Healthcare?!!!

Many employers’ premiums have risen by 10 percent or more, insurers and brokers say, straining families’ budgets.

31/08/2025

“One of the main key points that I think everybody [needs to know] is that universal health care is cheaper...Our taxes probably will change, but we have the most expensive health care system in the whole world. Everybody is spending less money, and they have universal health care. All of the countries that have the best health care have universal health care.”

In 2022, Oregonians narrowly passed Measure 111, amending their constitution and guaranteeing affordable health care as a fundamental right to every resident of the state. Through years of organizing, coalition building and planning, Oregon may enact its Universal Health Plan as early as fall 2027.

26/01/2025

"American doctors are accusing US health insurance giants of causing deadly delays to vital medical procedures and care – and putting profits ahead of their patients’ health."

Firms including United Healthcare have denied basic scans and taken months to reconsider, physicians say

13/12/2024

American Medical Association finds people in US are sick for an average of 12.4 years, an increase from figure in 2000