On page 173 it says that “The United States is one of the only industrialized nations that doesn 't provide health care to all its citizens.” This shows a lot about our country and where their priorities lie. Seeing as how the wealthy can afford their own health care the only people being affected by the nations actions are the middle and lower classes. Many bankruptcies filed by the middle class in the United States are because of health care costs. Even if a middle class citizen did want to apply for a form of healthcare such as Medicare many are hesitant about it. The reason for this being is the enrollment process is to difficult for the middle class citizens to understand. “You shouldn 't need a post college education to figure out how to enroll in Medicare.” It is so difficult to even apply for the healthcare many citizens just op out of getting it all together. Some state legislatures are however fighting back, in Maryland they require any company with ten thousand or more workers to put at least 8 percent of its payroll to health insurance coverage or Medicaid fund, this is stated on page
180 of War On The Middle Class. However corporate America gets around this healthcare issue by hiring illegal immigrants who can 't and won 't demand healthcare. This again just goes to show that the well-being and stability of our middle class is not a priority for the big businesses and our