I'm not sure how we could go any slower on enacting some sort of national universal healthcare. The idea was first put forth over one hundred years ago. We have dawdled and studied and studied and dawdled off and on since the first bill was introduced in 1915. While other countries acted, we did nothing. We are where we are today because we have done nothing to substantially increase the access of our people to quality healthcare.
We trail the industrialized world now in available and affordable healthcare and in education. The only category in which we lead the world is unmitigated arrogance. With leaders like these taking charge, we'll continue to provide the best the nineteenth century has to offer.
Read the Article at HuffingtonPost
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