Compare And Contrast The Liberal Party Views On Health Care

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Everyone has a fundamental right to have access in health care, it should not be like a business. Everyone is entitled on healthcare insurance; no one should become bankrupt because they can't afford to pay.

We, the Liberal Party, believe that health care is an equal right of all people, the execution of the right through an insurance system provides universal health insurance, with unbiased financing of health care.
The Liberal Party supports general health care and making best effort towards the citizens. We are now making affordable health care available to millions who have never received it. We believe that a public insurance remains the best protection and we will promise you that we will try our best in health care legislation at every

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