Expand Medicare eligibility to include every American

The United States National Health Care Act (HR 676) was last introduced to Congress in 2009. Under this law, all medical care decided between doctor and patient would be paid for the by US government, however all medical decisions will still be made only between the patient and physician with no government interference. This would ensure that nobody would incur unnecessary debt and be forced to declare bankruptcy just to receive health care. Medicare-for-All is currently favored by a majority of Americans, and the program itself enjoys higher customer satisfaction than private health insurance plans. It will add an estimated 2.6 million jobs to the economy and result in an overall decrease in health care costs in a nation that spends over 15% of its GDP on health care related expenses.