Over time, laws and policies, economic status, social status and order, all change, affecting many people. ... With health care being optional it primarily prompted for the upper working class to pay for health insurance, the working middle class the option of paying for health insurance or not and the lower class the option of not paying for health insurance if unfordable. The issue with optional health insurance became the expensive medical bills that patients who couldn't afford health insurance would be left to pay. ... Your parents could never afford health insurance and you've ...

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His major campaign focus...touches on any different things...he comments on his interested in getting Bush out of the White house (duh) because he is against Bush's foreign policy, state f economy, health care, environment and affirmative action. ... And better health insurance policies for U. ...

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President Obama undertook a complete overhaul of America's foreign policy. ... Some of those countries were never friendly with American policies. ... It made it easier for all Americans to afford and get health insurance. Those Americans who did not have insurance were able to be covered for conditions that were preexisting or not. ...

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The agenda also allows for an additional two million Americans to receive coverage under Medicaid and State Children's Health Insurance Program (S-CHIP). ... This ignorance even extends to politicians, Senator Tom Daschle is quoted as saying that, "Through a combination of wrongheaded fiscal policy and tentative economic leadership, we have now suffered one of the most dramatic fiscal turnarounds in American history" (G.O.P.). ...

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