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Liverpool: Reina, Johnson, Carragher, Agger, Aurelio, Mascherano, Lucas, Kuyt, Gerrard, Benayoun, Torres. Subs: Cavalieri, Aquilani, Insua, Ngog, Degen, Skrtel, Dossena.
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by Jessica; Reponse Officer The problem with American health care is that 16% of our GDP are spent on health care; it is the second highest of all the countries in the UN. About 45.7 million people, 15% of our population, are uninsured. It is unaffordable - the average household pays $15,000. People that are for it believe that universal health care should be sponsored by the government. They also want to heavy regulations on insurance agencies and drug companies. People who are against it believe that universal health care should be approached with a laissez-faire attitude, because it would form due to tax credits given to individuals which they will spend on private health care. They also still believe that health care should be monitored but not mandated or regulated.
Democrats are typically for the current plan of reform. They claim
by Jessica; Reponse Officer The problem with American health care is that 16% of our GDP are spent on health care; it is the second highest of all the countries in the UN. About 45.7 million people, 15% of our population, are uninsured. It is unaffordable - the average household pays $15,000. People that are for it believe that universal health care should be sponsored by the government. They also want to heavy regulations on insurance agencies and drug companies. People who are against it believe that universal health care should be approached with a laissez-faire attitude, because it would form due to tax credits given to individuals which they will spend on private health care. They also still believe that health care should be monitored but not mandated or regulated.
Democrats are typically for the current plan of reform. They claim
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(damn. it's always something WoW related, now. >.<)
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(damn. it's always something WoW related, now. >.<)
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