There are many public policy problems that exist in the United States today. One public policy problem is the Affordable Care Act, which is also known as Obama Care. It is a U.S healthcare reform law that expands and improves access to healthcare spending through regulation and taxes. The Affordable Care Act provides Americans with access to affordable health insurance, improving and regulating the health insurance industry, and reducing health care spending in the United States. The objective of Affordable Care Act is to expand health insurance coverage to an estimated 32 million uninsured Americans. The Affordable Care Act gives healthcare access to the Americans who are uninsured. The Affordable Care Act, is a political debate, and it
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Some people believe it is addressed more politically, than economically. I believe the actual means used to address the Affordable Care Act is more political than economical. Addressing the means of the Affordable Care Act is more political because it is a controversial debate between the Democrats and the Republicans. Congress passed the Affordable Care Act to improve health insurance markets, not destroy them. Congress addressed the Affordable Care Act to expand health insurance coverage to an estimated 32 million uninsured Americans and strengthen existing coverage. Politically it is a debate between the Democrats and the Republicans. The actual means used to address the Affordable Care Act is political debate between the Republicans and the Democrats. The Democrats believe that we should have the mandatory system. Democrats want more government, and that no one should be uninsured. Obama fulfilled a promise that Democrats have been trying to pursue for a century making quality, affordable health care available to all Americans. In all, seven presidents pushed for health reform over the years. Today, we are finally able to say that every American has access to quality health care, and no one will get bankrupt just because they get sick. On the other hand, the Republicans want less government. The Republican side is that why should we be forced to have health care? If we do not have health care, we are …show more content…
The first two months of when Obama Care was enacted it created convergence between the supporters and the opponents of the law. Everyone agreed that the rollout was a disaster because it was a poor execution on the Obama administration. We did not know as citizens of the United States, if this will would fail or be successful? What would the criteria be? The original goal of Obama Care is that it was originally designed to get health care to about 10 million people of out 30 million who do not have access to health care. That was the goal. But, people end up being without healthcare. Then the law will be a failure. The law can be a success. Obama Care needed more of a bipartisanship approach. In which opposing political parties would find common ground through a compromise. We also take divergence into account with the Affordable Care Act because both parties have opposing views. Democrats believe that health care is a right, not a product. Healthcare is the right that should be enjoyed by all Americans. As Democrats, we believe that we belong to a benevolent community. We are one big American family. We all have the right to have health care, not matter what our income is. Democrats also
Some people believe it is addressed more politically, than economically. I believe the actual means used to address the Affordable Care Act is more political than economical. Addressing the means of the Affordable Care Act is more political because it is a controversial debate between the Democrats and the Republicans. Congress passed the Affordable Care Act to improve health insurance markets, not destroy them. Congress addressed the Affordable Care Act to expand health insurance coverage to an estimated 32 million uninsured Americans and strengthen existing coverage. Politically it is a debate between the Democrats and the Republicans. The actual means used to address the Affordable Care Act is political debate between the Republicans and the Democrats. The Democrats believe that we should have the mandatory system. Democrats want more government, and that no one should be uninsured. Obama fulfilled a promise that Democrats have been trying to pursue for a century making quality, affordable health care available to all Americans. In all, seven presidents pushed for health reform over the years. Today, we are finally able to say that every American has access to quality health care, and no one will get bankrupt just because they get sick. On the other hand, the Republicans want less government. The Republican side is that why should we be forced to have health care? If we do not have health care, we are …show more content…
The first two months of when Obama Care was enacted it created convergence between the supporters and the opponents of the law. Everyone agreed that the rollout was a disaster because it was a poor execution on the Obama administration. We did not know as citizens of the United States, if this will would fail or be successful? What would the criteria be? The original goal of Obama Care is that it was originally designed to get health care to about 10 million people of out 30 million who do not have access to health care. That was the goal. But, people end up being without healthcare. Then the law will be a failure. The law can be a success. Obama Care needed more of a bipartisanship approach. In which opposing political parties would find common ground through a compromise. We also take divergence into account with the Affordable Care Act because both parties have opposing views. Democrats believe that health care is a right, not a product. Healthcare is the right that should be enjoyed by all Americans. As Democrats, we believe that we belong to a benevolent community. We are one big American family. We all have the right to have health care, not matter what our income is. Democrats also