U.S. Senate candidate visits Windsor

Windsor made a cameo appearance in an American election race, one happening right across the river in Michigan. Democratic candidate Abdul El-Sayed is in a tight race against Republican Mike Rogers for a seat in the U.S. Senate. If you get sick and you don't have insurance... El-Sayed crossed the river to Windsor to show Michiganders just how good universal health care can be. He's running on a platform that includes Medicare for All. This has been posted to his TikTok. I feel like in Canada we're lucky actually. We're a lot luckier than the U.S. So you just don't have to pay anything? We don't have to pay anything. No debt? You've never had medical debt? No, not yet. Like anybody in your family had medical debt? Not that I know of. But no debt? Not at all, yeah. I don't have the same concern about medical health as you have in the States. This is a crazy thing. So what would you all say if I told you that our medical debt is $225 billion in America? That's crazy. El-Sayed is a physician and is a Democratic candidate. He's caught a lot of heat from Donald Trump. The midterm vote in the states is set for November 3rd.