2026 candidates target health care "corruption"
Campaigning on health care used to mean talking about coverage or costs . Now, in the run-up to the midterms, it's just as likely to focus on "corruption." The big picture: Candidates are accusing primary or general election opponents of being in the pockets of drugmakers, insurers and other powerful health interests, to the detriment of voters. It's a strategy that plays into affordability concerns and voter anger at the health system — but frequently avoids addressing what about the system…
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