sure, but the politicians and such here don't want to solve the problem, or should I say follow the example of other countries. They will regularly cite other c

sure, but the politicians and such here don't want to solve the problem, or should I say follow the example of other countries. They will regularly cite other countries of how we are failing then comes the litany of "buts" when confronted with issues seen in those countries. The "but litany" is how their solution will fix all raised issues or provide coverage not seen elsewhere for less and better. which in the end results in nothing getting done as the problems cannot be agreed to. so its mostly hyperbole to claim it is a solved problem. even in nations with free healthcare problems exist, it just depends on what you want to ignore as a problem