ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 11月3日 08時47分

As he tells it, Senator @バーニー・サンダース of Vermont fell in love with the Canadian health system 20 years ago when he brought a busload of his constituents across the border to buy cheaper prescription drugs. Now he wants to make Americans fall in love with his proposal to make the U.S. system a lot more like Canada’s. That’s one reason he took the equivalent of a busload of staffers, American health care providers and journalists to Toronto last weekend — a 2-day trip that was part immersion, part publicity tour. (@avelkaim, who took this photo at Toronto General Hospital, was one of those journalists.) @バーニー・サンダース ended the trip with a speech: “What the U.S. Can Learn From Canadian Health Care.” But what did he learn from his weekend in Canada? He said the uniformity of one message stuck out to him: While Canada’s health care system is far from perfect, Canadians value fairness more than Americans do. “There really is, I think, a deep-seated belief in Canada that health care is a right, and whether you’re rich or whether you’re poor or whether you’re middle class, you are entitled to health care,” he said. Visit the link in our profile to read about 5 lessons #BernieSanders learned in #Canada.

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