I disagree this is a "party" doing. Mitt Romney had similarly reformed Massachusetts law in 2006 as Governor. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Massachusetts_heal

I disagree this is a "party" doing. Mitt Romney had similarly reformed Massachusetts law in 2006 as Governor. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Massachusetts_health_care_reform https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Massachusetts_health_care_refo... I see the article briefly touched upon the American notion of health insurance being tied to employment. Nobody seems to want to really solve this problem, just band-aids and lip-service. Neither mainstream party would consider a single-payer system, nor direct government negotiation with drug companies. It's as though the drug and insurance companies are better represented (and have more rights) than its citizens. Heck, even Medicare is divided into at least four regions to "negotaiate" regional prices. How do other countries perceive this? The US falls further and further behind in healthcare and affordable and available high-speed internet. Let's see some real progress.