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This 3 page paper examines the current health reform bill and argues that will much of it is good, it should not pass without the public option. Bibliography lists 2 sources.
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the bill as originally proposed should pass, but suggests that if the public option is not included, the bill should be voted down. Discussion There is no doubt that the
health care system in America doesnt work, or works well only for certain people, such as the very wealthy who can afford to pay constantly increasing premiums, and Congress, whose
health care is the best in the world. Overall, however, the system has been growing ever more expensive, with premiums going up more than three times as fast income, and
more and more people losing coverage when they change jobs, or because they make a claim or for other reasons. In addition, while Americans pay a huge amount of money
for health care, the care they get is not particularly good. The World Health Organization ranks countries by how well their health care systems perform; in 2000, which is the
last time they published a list, the U.S. was #37, just after Costa Rica and just before Slovenia; the much criticized Cuba is #39 (Coutsoukis, 2007). And yet America spends
more on health care than any other nation. Given that, we should be first, but that honor goes to France. Clearly, something is very wrong with health care in the
United States. Presidents have been trying to fix the problem for decades but they are fighting very powerful special interest groups that have a stake in keeping the status quo.
These include the insurers themselves, who are making a handsome profit, as well as the American Medical Association, which is doing the same. Meanwhile, more and more people are without
any kind of insurance at all while others struggle to pay premiums. The out-of-control costs also impact government spending, which diverts funds that could be used for education, infrastructure repair
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