Failing to provide you something for free is not the same as denying it to you. The majority of Americans have access to healthcare, we just haven't found a sol

Failing to provide you something for free is not the same as denying it to you. The majority of Americans have access to healthcare, we just haven't found a solution for the remaining ~30 million/10%. I'm in favor of a universal German or Singaporean style public-private system that covers everyone and am not downplaying the real issues with our system, I'm just adding context to hyperbolic statements like this I always see.