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It's a good book but it doesn't quite feel like an Agatha Christie story. Similar to her work but not quite

I love that Stephen Colbert was able to narrate a portion of this audiobook

The book puts Washington's famous crossing of the Delaware in important historical perspective.

There's a lot of general information about WHY Medicare for All is important. At least 70% of the book so far is nothing but that.

I would really like to see more details about exactly HOW this would all work. Who would run it? Who would negotiate prices with providers and how would they do it. How will they combat waste, fraud, and abuse? All of the other umpteen issues?

I don't mean to brag but I've finished everything on my "to be read" list from 2018. I should definitely have every single book on my list completed within a decade or so of dying.

There's a decent amount of overlap between the books in this series. Still, it's well worth the read