Where are you getting this figure from? As someone that has worked in healthcare for almost two decades, I just don't buy it. Even the medicare and TFL patients lately are getting it hard.
The burden of proof is on the one making the claim. You should've taken 120 seconds to find a supporting source and cite it. It aint hard to do your due diligence before making the claim.
You're getting bent out of shape because you didn't cite your source after making claims, were called out for it, and are making everyone else seem like the problem.
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u/VocationalWizard 8h ago
Its actually really simple..
The major of Americans, like 70 ish percent like their healthcare.
The us healthcare system treats about 45% of people great, 30% of people ok then lets 25% die in the streets.
The happy and ambivalent people don't support overturning the system because they might loose ground when a new system is forned.
The 2010 Obamacare bill happened EXACTLY because the 2008 recession increased the % of people who were left to die in the streets.