What Was the Nature of the Early Opposition to Medicare

What was the nature of the early opposition to Medicare?

A) It was not favored by a majority of citizens.
B) It was viewed as a ploy by the insurance industry to make more money for itself.
C) The American Medical Association could not convince citizens of the merits of the program.
D) The elderly did not believe government was capable of administering such a program.
E) It was attacked as socialized medicine.