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Originally Posted by Ustwo
Yes because ever day 1000's and 1000's of poor children go without adequate medical care. You see their disease ridden bodies in the underfunded schools of the ghettos every day...
Oh wait they don't and you don't....
Without even bothering to read into it, this sounds like just something they want to use in the election. Having worked in public health care for 7 years, everything for poor kids was paid for.
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In 2005 there were 11.2 million children in the u.s. without health insurance, despite the fact that their existence wasn't obvious to you.
So what if you worked in public health for 7 years? Are you trying to claim that your experience was universal? Because that would be silly.