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Talk of Connecticut

Brad & Dan- May 17, 2017: Middletown mayor talks single-payer health care

May 17, 2017, 12:16 PM

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Middletown, CT Mayor Dan Drew talks single-payer health care plan in this interview. The mayor is part of a discussion panel tackling the health care issue and is considering a run for governor in Connecticut. Podcast photo credit: Getty Images Plus/iStock/apbalboa #healthcare #single-payer #government #policy

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