How Do Political Parties Affect The United States?

In 1796, George Washington wrote his Farewell Address to announce he would not run for president again. He offered advice to our young government. He also predicted what would most likely happen to the United States. In his address, Washington told the United States government to not form political parties. Washington predicted that they might distract the public councils and weaken public administration. Republican and Democratic parties have and have not helped government issues that affect the United States today. One big issue political parties have and have not helped with is healthcare.
President Obama fulfilled a promise that Democrats have perused for nearly a century. It is making affordable healthcare available for all Americans. In 2010, Democrats were able to pass health reform into law. Thanks to the Affordable Care Act, about 16.4 million people gained healthcare coverage. The uninsured rate has been reduced by more than a third. Even though the Democratic Party has helped with healthcare, many Americans still struggle financially. Because of high health insurance deductibles, today Americans ages nineteen to sixty-four were considered underinsured.
Republicans have a different take on healthcare. They are against Obama Care and the Affordable Care Act. The
He thought that they were likely to become a strong cause, by which clever and law-breaking men will forcefully take the control of government. That they will somehow lure the public eye into an unfair ruling. I agree with Washington’s predictions because that’s exactly what party politics are doing today. Democrats and Republicans do whatever it takes to get the common people to side with them. They distract them from what’s really going on. Washington warned they could distract the government from its required duty to the people and even lead the eradication of the freedoms established by the