He's Perfectly Fine Horsey Summary

Horsey in his editorial cartoon from 2009, depicts what will be to come of the United States Health Care System which at the time he created this curio was when the Affordable Health Care Act. Starting off in this illustration, the audience can see an extremely ill person lying on a bed with a blanket, which on it says U.S. Health Care System, covers the majority of his body. Surrounding the person are two people, who are presented as the Insurance Industry and Drug Companies, both in which seem to be working towards a common goal to take this person’s money while claiming “He’s Perfectly Fine.” Here is where Horsey paints his picture, he amazingly interprets what was becoming of the United States Health Care System by suggesting that the people under the Health Care System, which can represent American Citizens are paying insanely enormous amounts for health care that go directly to the Insurance Industry and Drug Companies only to receive low quality …show more content…
The author again advocates about the money with look on the two individuals faces. Both appear to have greedy grins upon their faces which might seems as their obsession with money not about the care of the individual. Looking at the female dressed in shirt with Drug Companies labeled onto her shirt it might seem they are going to do away with the patient because of the contents in her right hand. “Just give him a pill or two” is what the two people are talking about, but as we observe the right hand of the female she has a fistful of pills making it seem as if they were just going to give the patient two miscellaneous pills suggests that the two people no longer cared about the condition of the patient after they had got what they wanted from