evidence: What’s in Sanders’ ‘bold’ plan for health care [...] In an interview with POLITICO, Sanders (I-Vt.) described a plan that would, over five years, provide $130 billion for community health centers and $60 billion in funding to grow the workforce. Within the workforce funding, he would set aside $15 billion for graduate medical education programs, with an emphasis on boosting primary care access. [...] For Sanders, it’s another example of the balancing act the progressive stalwart faces as leader of one of the top power centers in Congress, the Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee. He’s still pushing "Medicare for All," but in a narrowly divided Senate he’s separating his roles, at times at least, as an advocate and legislator.