If Sanders were serious about helping families like his, he'd leave the Canadian health care model on the other side of the border.

The "Medicare-for-all" plan championed by Sen. Bernie Sanders,would cripple union health plans and leave workers with something far worse,

What better way to mark the 125th anniversary of Labor Day than to celebrate the pursuit of profit as well as the dignity of work?

Companies have just one responsibility: maximizing profits for their shareholders within the bounds of the law.

'Medicare-for-all' would cost hospitals $151 billion in lost annual revenue. This would force them to cut services and ration care, hitting seniors especially hard.

Union workers have some of the best health benefits around. "Medicare-for-All" would take those benefits away -- and lead to long waits for poor-quality care.

All of the Democrats running for president support costly socialized medicine. The only disagreement is over timing.

If Sanders really wanted to help patients, he would attack the root of the problem — America's opaque and convoluted drug pricing system. 

The courts may soon give Republicans the chance to implement an alternative, market-friendly vision for health reform. Let's hope they seize it.

His proposed "public option" gets us to a government takeover of the nation's health insurance just as surely as "Medicare-for-all" does.