Pelosi's advice for the 'Squad': 'You're not a one-person show'

[Voltaire2]

18. Old Democratic Party tenets: medicare for all.

"In 1945, President Truman proposed a national healthcare plan to Congress. In his plan, he outlined five main goals:

Address the lack of trained healthcare professionals in all communities.
Grow public health services.
Increase funding to medical research and education.
Lower the cost of individual medical care.
Bring attention to the loss of income when severe illness takes hold.
Truman’s plan was that all Americans would pay a certain amount in fees and taxes each month to cover the new healthcare program’s costs. With a Democratic controlled House, Truman’s proposal turned into a bill that would end up as part of the Social Security expansion, but it was quickly shot down as people began to fear an increase in taxes. Some people even feared the program would be a “Communist” act, giving too much control to the federal government. This fear was spread specifically by the American Medical Association (AMA). The bill was also halted by Republican Senator Robert Taft’s Taft-Smith-Ball Bill, which would allow states to make healthcare private. As Republicans regained control of the House in 1946, Truman’s healthcare bill died. Truman considered this a failure of his presidency."
https://www.trumanlibrary.gov/education/presidential-inquiries/challenge-national-healthcare

Maybe those Democrats are too old?