I suspect you understand that businesses control the US and like the current system because
1) employees are bound to their companies on a primal level as their companies control their healthcare
2) many businesses make a lot of money providing “services” and “products” to the sick and desperate and want to continue doing so. These companies make political donations.
This will be the case until enough citizens want it not to be the case.
The irony is that the middle class in US pays for top dollar for quality healthcare and gets something significantly less.
America’s healthcare is needlessly broken
I suspect you understand that businesses control the US and like the current system because
1) employees are bound to their companies on a primal level as their companies control their healthcare
2) many businesses make a lot of money providing “services” and “products” to the sick and desperate and want to continue doing so. These companies make political donations.
This will be the case until enough citizens want it not to be the case.
The irony is that the middle class in US pays for top dollar for quality healthcare and gets something significantly less.