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Abdul El-Sayed Floats Mock Gold ‘TrumpCare’ Card in Medicare For All Push

Michigan Senator-elect Abdul El-Sayed posted a mock gold ‘TrumpCare’ card, urging President Trump to back Medicare for All.

Michigan Senator-elect Abdul El-Sayed has unveiled a mock gold "TrumpCare" card in an effort to persuade President Donald Trump to support Medicare for All. The card, adorned with Trump's signature, is accompanied by a message urging the president to guarantee healthcare for every American, from birth to death. The back of the card reads, "Show this card at any doctor, hospital clinic, or pharmacy in the United States."

El-Sayed, a physician and the son of Egyptian immigrants, emphasizes the need for a universal healthcare system, citing the high healthcare costs and medical debt plaguing the U.S. He argues that a single public insurance program would be the solution to these issues.

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