Health Coverage Pros And Cons
Health Coverage has been the biggest controversial topic within the American government. Health coverage is too expensive to purchase for many and overpriced for those paying. The Affordable Care Act was introduced to eliminate these concerns and bring good hope to the public in regards to healthcare. The policy will help those without health coverage gain the coverage as equal to the individuals who are already have coverage. Explaining this numerically, millions of citizens will have basic health coverage, without hindering each individual financially. The plan has proven to work and is cost-effective. Idealistically it is wonderful, however, with any policy ideological views differ causing opposition towards the Affordable Care Act. This
opposition generates from the main point, states’ rights. Some believe in a smaller government and believe it’s each state’s decision to accept the policy. This point is notably true, on the other hand, states cannot afford to oppose the Affordable Care Act and supersede federal government in this matter. States alone have budget requirements and cannot burden themselves inclusively being responsible for healthcare cost. The states who decide against the Affordable Care Act will resume the federal government responsibility for healthcare coverage programs like Medicare. This could possibility effect states funding in a negative way. This could set states back financially and probably lead to hospitals closing and many people loosing employment. I would like to believe it is a small government against a big government causing the controversy surrounding the Affordable Care Act. I am not convinced that it is Liberals against conservatives. This government is for the people by the people. Furthermore, the government should care for the people. The Affordable Care Act should not be questioned. In the world’s best democracy this should not be an issue, this should be what is right. Allowing Americans to live healthier lives and not in fear of outrageous medical costs and bills.
opposition generates from the main point, states’ rights. Some believe in a smaller government and believe it’s each state’s decision to accept the policy. This point is notably true, on the other hand, states cannot afford to oppose the Affordable Care Act and supersede federal government in this matter. States alone have budget requirements and cannot burden themselves inclusively being responsible for healthcare cost. The states who decide against the Affordable Care Act will resume the federal government responsibility for healthcare coverage programs like Medicare. This could possibility effect states funding in a negative way. This could set states back financially and probably lead to hospitals closing and many people loosing employment. I would like to believe it is a small government against a big government causing the controversy surrounding the Affordable Care Act. I am not convinced that it is Liberals against conservatives. This government is for the people by the people. Furthermore, the government should care for the people. The Affordable Care Act should not be questioned. In the world’s best democracy this should not be an issue, this should be what is right. Allowing Americans to live healthier lives and not in fear of outrageous medical costs and bills.