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[QUOTE="Leatherass, post: 1362911, member: 63650"]
This one is not even close to me. I would take universal health care all day every day and twice on Sundays. It obviously depends on how it is done and I am definitely not interested in debating the practicality and implementation of it all, but the concept of every American having the right to be treated by a Dr. when they need treatment should be the goal first and foremost for any developed nation.
 
I think a lot of the back and forth is not republicans saying they want to see people get turned away for care, but rather they disagree on how to best realize the dream of everyone being covered. If there was anyone out there who actually was glad that x percent of the population doesn't get to see a Dr. then imo those people are pretty sad.
 
But given that it is done in a way that is fair for everyone, I don't see how anyone would not want people to have health coverage. The lack of coverage kills 45,000 people a year, which is enough to fill a stadium. That breaks my heart and I could never put my personal career ahead of the lives of 45,000 people dying every year (not to mention the people who have a poor quality of life due to the lack of coverage), many of whom have a family who depends on them.
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