“What Medicare does is it provides health care with a 2 percent administrative overhead. Private health insurance provides health care with a 35 percent administrative overhead,” Miller said.

Medicare doesn’t fully cover prescription drugs and long-term care, high-cost items that many struggle to purchase, he added. “They have to get private insurance to fill in the gaps.”

I have Medicare and an Advantage plans.  My Advantage plan is considered my primary plan and Medicare is considered my secondary plan.  In other words, my Advantage plan always pays first and Medicare may pay second if allowed.

Could this be the reason why Medicare has only a 2 percent administrative overhead?  Also, I did not receive Medicare coverage(?) until I turned 65 years of age although I paid into the system all the years I was working.

What are these Democrats thinking?  There's no free lunch unless you take it from other people.