What's on the line for health care in the midterms
Axios · north america
Voters are about to decide whether public backlash against the health care industry translates into meaningful policy shifts.Why it matters: Health care has never been more expensive, and it's not going to get any cheaper without significant intervention. The big picture: It's hard to see Democrats not making health care affordability a top priority in the next Congress, regardless of whether they win only a narrow majority in the House or sweep both chambers in a blowout. But the party isn't aligned on an agenda, and a strong showing by progressives could drag things leftward.Reality check: A
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