Senator Bernie Sanders Suggests President Trump Might Not Veto Medicare-for-All Legislation
Despite widespread skepticism, Senator Bernie Sanders expressed uncertainty that President Donald Trump would reject a Medicare-for-All bill if it reached his desk.
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Senator Bernie Sanders, a Vermont independent, indicated in an interview on Thursday that he was not
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