The implication of these caveats is that if universal health insurance turns out to cost even more than the $65 billion a year Bradley has allotted to it, the government will tax and spend more to cover the difference.
The government may need to tax and spend more to cover the cost of universal health insurance.
If $65 billion annually is not enough to cover all the costs of universal health care, the entire system will be abandoned.
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