So we can either stick with the current system, where people wait for extended periods of time for care and then get buttfucked by their insurance company (which has made a living off of dodging payouts and even have a large division of their company dedicated to it) when health needs catch up to them but that's only if the hospital you're at takes your health care insurance. If not, tough shit! Find another hospital! Next you go into heavy debt for the next ten or so years of your life because the medical bills are sky high. Then something else happens in your family and you can't afford it and in the worse case scenario, someone dies. So you're broke, living off scraps because you're broke, and you can't help anyone else in your family because your insurance premiums are now sky high because their policy has decided you are a "high risk" client all while remembering that they didn't even help you in the first place even though they were obligated to but could easily dodge since a new sentence has magically appeared in your contract. Don't look to the government to help you either since America is so set on keeping government regulations to a minimum that they have no problem getting boned, as long as it doesn't involve the government.
Or, we can go with a system where people wait for extended periods of time for care and then get buttfucked by the government.
To me, the only difference between the two systems is who fucks you. Obviously the respective sides of the political spectrum have their choices. Democrats would rather get boned by the government and republics prefer a privatized penis.