62% of Americans Agree US Government Should Ensure Everyone Has Health Coverage

[鬼百合]

62% of Americans Agree US Government Should Ensure Everyone Has Health Coverage​

The new poll shows the highest level of support in a decade for the government ensuring all Americans have healthcare.​

62% of Americans Agree US Government Should Ensure Everyone Has Health Coverage | Common Dreams

The new poll shows the highest level of support in a decade for the government ensuring all Americans have healthcare.

www.commondreams.org

Public sentiment regarding the nation's for-profit healthcare system—an outlier among wealthy nations—has dominated the national news in recent days following last week's killing of an insurance executive in New York.

On Monday, just hours before a suspect in the murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson was arrested by police, a new Gallup poll found a 62% majority in the U.S. believe the government should ensure all Americans have healthcare coverage—the highest percentage in more than a decade.

Just 42% of people in 2013 believed it was the government's responsibility to make sure everyone in the country had health coverage—a low since the beginning of this century.

 

[archives]

What Americans say they want and how they will vote or act to enact such is disjointed

 

[volsrocks]

62% of Americans Agree US Government Should Ensure Everyone Has Health Coverage​

The new poll shows the highest level of support in a decade for the government ensuring all Americans have healthcare.​

62% of Americans Agree US Government Should Ensure Everyone Has Health Coverage | Common Dreams

The new poll shows the highest level of support in a decade for the government ensuring all Americans have healthcare.

www.commondreams.org

Public sentiment regarding the nation's for-profit healthcare system—an outlier among wealthy nations—has dominated the national news in recent days following last week's killing of an insurance executive in New York.

On Monday, just hours before a suspect in the murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson was arrested by police, a new Gallup poll found a 62% majority in the U.S. believe the government should ensure all Americans have healthcare coverage—the highest percentage in more than a decade.

Just 42% of people in 2013 believed it was the government's responsibility to make sure everyone in the country had health coverage—a low since the beginning of this century.

Taxpayers should not have to pay one dime for this fat slobs insurance

 

[Matt Dillon]

62% of Americans Agree US Government Should Ensure Everyone Has Health Coverage​

The new poll shows the highest level of support in a decade for the government ensuring all Americans have healthcare.​

62% of Americans Agree US Government Should Ensure Everyone Has Health Coverage | Common Dreams

The new poll shows the highest level of support in a decade for the government ensuring all Americans have healthcare.

www.commondreams.org

Public sentiment regarding the nation's for-profit healthcare system—an outlier among wealthy nations—has dominated the national news in recent days following last week's killing of an insurance executive in New York.

On Monday, just hours before a suspect in the murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson was arrested by police, a new Gallup poll found a 62% majority in the U.S. believe the government should ensure all Americans have healthcare coverage—the highest percentage in more than a decade.

Just 42% of people in 2013 believed it was the government's responsibility to make sure everyone in the country had health coverage—a low since the beginning of this century.

Shove your Commie Wonder ideas up your ass alongside a cactus. TIA.

 

[鬼百合]

Shove your Commie Wonder ideas up your ass alongside a cactus. TIA.

I already told you I am not interested in practicing your hobbies.

 

[Matt Dillon]

I already told you I am not interested in practicing your hobbies.

Fuck off with your Cloward-Piven strategies.

 

[鬼百合]

Fuck off with your Cloward-Piven strategies.

You are going to need healthcare if you continue putting cacti up your bum.

 

[鬼百合]

Taxpayers should not have to pay one dime for this fat slobs insurance

That is how that slob makes her money based on capitalism.

 

[Matt Dillon]

You are going to need healthcare if you continue putting cacti up your bum.

Good thing I don't, eh?

 

[鬼百合]

Good thing I don't, eh?

Oh we are pretending now?

 

[Matt Dillon]

Oh we are pretending now?

Libelous POS liar sez wut?
Your word ain't worth wiping my ass with, you piece of white dogshit.

 

[鬼百合]

Libelous POS liar sez wut?
Your word ain't worth wiping my ass with, you piece of white dogshit.

Uh oh maga man big mad!

 

[volsrocks]

That is how that slob makes her money based on capitalism.

Than she can pay for her insurance...just like a lot of people can that scream for free health insurance

 

[鬼百合]

Than she can pay for her insurance...just like a lot of people can that scream for free health insurance

Nothing is free.

 

[Dutch Uncle]

What Americans say they want and how they will vote or act to enact such is disjointed

Agreed. The problem appears to be twofold: 1) American adults can vote regardless of IQ and 2) American adults can vote regardless of education.

Remember the complaints from the Republicans about "low information voters" during GW's presidency? The Pedo Party has capitalized on that aspect through their MAGA morons.

 

[Diogenes]

62% of Americans Agree US Government Should Ensure Everyone Has Health Coverage​

The new poll shows the highest level of support in a decade for the government ensuring all Americans have healthcare.​

62% of Americans Agree US Government Should Ensure Everyone Has Health Coverage | Common Dreams

The new poll shows the highest level of support in a decade for the government ensuring all Americans have healthcare.

www.commondreams.org

Public sentiment regarding the nation's for-profit healthcare system—an outlier among wealthy nations—has dominated the national news in recent days following last week's killing of an insurance executive in New York.

On Monday, just hours before a suspect in the murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson was arrested by police, a new Gallup poll found a 62% majority in the U.S. believe the government should ensure all Americans have healthcare coverage—the highest percentage in more than a decade.

Just 42% of people in 2013 believed it was the government's responsibility to make sure everyone in the country had health coverage—a low since the beginning of this century.

Public sentiment doesn't govern the USA, does it?