"As she runs for re-election to the Senate from New York this year and lays the groundwork for a possible presidential bid in 2008, Mrs. Clinton is receiving hundreds of thousands of dollars in campaign contributions from doctors, hospitals, drug manufacturers and insurers. Nationwide, she is the No. 2 recipient of donations from the industry, trailing only Senator Rick Santorum of Pennsylvania, a member of the Republican leadership." Raymond Hernandez and Robert Pear, "Once an Enemy, Health Industry Warms to Clinton," New York Times, July 12, 2006.I have chosen this quotation in order to show how high-ranking officials sell lives of the nation. Hilary Clinton offered idea how to improve the situation in the country, how to make medical services affordable for everyone. But she sold her idea. Nothing changed, and nobody supported her views. Nowadays it doesn`t matter who you are: a soldier, an unmarried mother, an old man, the main point is your possibility to pay. Money, money, money. That person survives, who has much money on a bank account.
Michael Moore compared health maintenance organizations (HMOs) in America to free, universal care system in France, Canada, and The Great Britain. And the results are astounding. The same stories of different people ended in diverse ways. And the reason for