After the polling disasters of the last few election cycles, I'm a skeptic about how truly 11K+ represent 350 million. Who are the people who actually answer the phone, emails, etc. to provide the info? How were the questions worded? Many don't realize the restrictions the "government-run" systems have or how CMS influences most insurers or how various states can impose their own mandates & restrictions. Again you can't cover everyone for everything with everything and still have a functioning economy. I don't have the answer or know if anyone does when you have as diverse (in every way) population of 350 million and be fair to all. What would it cost if everyone had the same coverage as Congress, the President, SCOTUS etc.?
https://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank/2020/09/29/increasing-share-of-americans-favor-a-single-government-program-to-provide-health-care-coverage/
After the polling disasters of the last few election cycles, I'm a skeptic about how truly 11K+ represent 350 million. Who are the people who actually answer the phone, emails, etc. to provide the info? How were the questions worded? Many don't realize the restrictions the "government-run" systems have or how CMS influences most insurers or how various states can impose their own mandates & restrictions. Again you can't cover everyone for everything with everything and still have a functioning economy. I don't have the answer or know if anyone does when you have as diverse (in every way) population of 350 million and be fair to all. What would it cost if everyone had the same coverage as Congress, the President, SCOTUS etc.?