
Trump's rare opinion column rails against Democrats' proposals for health care, which he paints as a rip off for USA seniors who have paid into the existing medicare system their whole lives.
In the piece written less than a month from the midterms, the President wrote If Democrats win control of Congress this November, we will come dangerously closer to socialism in America.
After registering as a Republican in March 2017, Cohen served as the deputy finance chairman of the Republican National Committee' Finance Committee.
"No, Mr. President. Our proposal would not cut benefits for seniors on Medicare".
Medicare for All, also called single-payer over the years, was until fairly recently outside the mainstream of Democratic politics, but this year it has become a key litmus test in many party primaries and a rallying cry for progressive candidates.
Pointing to the media, Mr Trump said he would use the original phrase, except for the media. Under the plan by Sanders, all Americans would gain access to government insurance with no copays or deductibles for medical services. He told reporters he faced a "quagmire" about whether to attend the Pennsylvania rally because "thousands of people" were already lined up for the event. They have been invigorated by the successful nomination of Justice Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court and are seeking to use the contentious moment to unify the GOP and stave off Democratic energy at the polls.