>That is why I strongly support healthcare reform. However, if and when we get it, it needs to be the best we can make it and we need to learn from the mistakes of medicaid and medicare and other countries (who have gone through the 'what does work' and 'what doesn't work' process already).
It is indeed a great opportunity for the US. I can imagine that the population wants this chance to become a real success story. Strong debates are a logical consequence, but it should be debates between groups that ALL want the system to change. If it's between those who want it to change and others who are quite satisfied with how it already is (the status quo) then the debate is a pityful thing.
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