It is a talking point from our country's politicians (who already have what would be offered under a real universal healthcare bill) who are in the pocket of pr

It is a talking point from our country's politicians (who already have what would be offered under a real universal healthcare bill) who are in the pocket of private insurance companies, big pharma, and the like. Call me a cynic if you like, but that is the only real argument I can think of. There is no data to back the claim up, only anecdotes about what it's like in other countries. The data points to universal healthcare being better.