The Bill for the working Economic class of the United Stated of America, well it is considered to me. Without a doubt most people like free stuff, or is it just me? It is mostly common for people to flock for the nearest free thing possible, for instance free samples at Costco; to complimentary items given at supermarkets, and so on. In this case that free sample is HR#676 which is the proposition of free Health and Medicare for all. What HR#676 is generally about, the estimated balance of free Health and Medicare for all; who are currently living in the United States and the U.S. territories. This Bill was introduced in February 11, 2011 and allows all of the necessary care, that people so desperately need such as Primary Care and prevention, Dietary and Nutritional Therapies,
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It did not really come to mind, during the thought of there actually being free Health/Medicare; because it was not at all in the immediate picture at the time being, but now as of June 2007 the current state of the Bill was being highly talked about and getting much publicity, by the releasing of one of the most renowned directors Michael Moore’s documentary “Sicko”. It generally consisted of the importance and focus on the initial status of the Health/Medicare in only certain developed countries without any certain type of universal Healthcare at all. It caught the eyes of many people; in terms of this Act being renewed, the Documentary/DVD edition of the film coming out which intended to include, the promotion of the bill to make it to Washington. In late 2009 the Bill was reintroduced, and for some reason renamed according to the United States National Health Insurance Act(USHIA), to the now United States National Care Act(USCA); by which is an exact example of the Bill that provides Health/Medicare instead of providing Health Insurance in
It did not really come to mind, during the thought of there actually being free Health/Medicare; because it was not at all in the immediate picture at the time being, but now as of June 2007 the current state of the Bill was being highly talked about and getting much publicity, by the releasing of one of the most renowned directors Michael Moore’s documentary “Sicko”. It generally consisted of the importance and focus on the initial status of the Health/Medicare in only certain developed countries without any certain type of universal Healthcare at all. It caught the eyes of many people; in terms of this Act being renewed, the Documentary/DVD edition of the film coming out which intended to include, the promotion of the bill to make it to Washington. In late 2009 the Bill was reintroduced, and for some reason renamed according to the United States National Health Insurance Act(USHIA), to the now United States National Care Act(USCA); by which is an exact example of the Bill that provides Health/Medicare instead of providing Health Insurance in