> My understanding is that most voters don't support universal healthcare. They don't support the version of universal healthcare that's usually proposed, but

> My understanding is that most voters don't support universal healthcare. They don't support the version of universal healthcare that's usually proposed, but give them a way to make their own choices to keep them out of a Charlie Gard (a.k.a. "Death Panel") situation, even if it means having to pay extra, then there would be much more support.