Politics and Health Care
We will have improved Medicare for All via leadership of
members of both major political parties in the U.S. Congress,
as they respond to our monthly flood of letters.
Americans citizens in all 435 U.S. Congressional Districts … and the U.S. Representatives for those districts … can keep in mind what the future will be like.
As in other countries already, it will be potential political suicide for a U.S. Representative to not respond positively to the will of the people, starting with responding positively to over 2,000 of their constituents who take time to send their letters each month.
From an American living and working in Australia: “The Australian universal health care system is now so popular that to attempt to eliminate it would be political suicide.”
U.S. Representatives like to respond to the desires of their constituents, who are now uniting in one “voice”. Those who do not respond to the power of the people may lose their next election.
Follow the Plan to establish what will become a politically-neutral
health care policy that benefits Americans and America.
Additional Information regarding politics and health care
January 2010: Life-long Democrats voted Republican to help elect a Republican U.S. Senator … and why
Massachusetts life-long Democrats were among the million citizens who voted Republican in the 1/19/2010 election of U.S. Senator Scott Brown. Many votes were based on the topic of health care, as reported by Politico. Those votes and the election result is another example of many expressions that we want Medicare for All. Many Massachusetts residents have been hurt by an alternative kind of health care reform that includes mandated (forced, dictated) health insurance. AMERICANS among all political parties DO NOT WANT WHAT THE CONGRESS AND THE OBAMA ADMINISTRATION ESTABLISHED IN MARCH 2010 for health care reform. It will help some millions of Americans and hurt all Americans and America.
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