How effective is Obama care?

How effective is Obama care?

What about the affordable care act?

Is America still truly the land of the American dream for all of its citizens both poor and rich? Or has this country become a rotten to the core from the highest ranks of Senators right down to the homeless in the street? There can be no doubt that when you look at the current national debt of the US which is touching on US$20 trillion which means a debt of just under US$60,000 for every citizen living in the US that some very poor decisions has been made over the last century which has led to very negative consequences. Even more importantly is there is still the necessary willpower to turn the situation around and is there still strong leadership in this nation with an extraordinary vision which could act as a Moses to lead this nation out of the slavery of bad debt. The fact remains that people living in a country of the stature of the US is just as effectively bound with chains as if they were actual slaves.

Has its leadership lost its morality?

Is it more important for political leaders to accept those millions of dollars in donations which is given to them by large corporations and others who are benefiting from the current situation in the US, than it is for them to take a stand for those voters who are relying upon them? It becomes clear when one looks at the crippling medical debt under which millions of US citizens is staggering that even all of the efforts of Barrack Obama such as Obama care in the affordable care act is simply not enough to truly alleviate this very big problem which is experienced in the US at this point in time. People living in the largest economy on this planet is in many instances worse off when it comes to medical care than even citizens living in several countries with smaller economies that the US. Countries such as Canada, Cuba in Switzerland have equal and better medical care than those which could be obtained in the US, however the medical care in those countries is costing 50% less of what it is costing in the US. I believe Barrack Obama to be a man of conscience and man with a certain amount of compassion and concern for his fellow human beings. I believe that Obama care and the affordable care act is proof of that compassion.

The problem is, is Obama care enough?

The truth is that the progress which has been made is not nearly enough to adequately address the issues of medical debt and the cost ofmedical care in the US today. It will take significantly more than Obama care and the affordable care act to deal effectively with medical debt and the cost of medical care in this country today. The leaders of this nation has to stop being hypocritical and they must go straight to the root of the problem and they must deal with the policies which is behind this entire problem which is allowing large pharmaceutical companies to profit unnecessarily while the nation is bleeding to death. The next presidential candidate must not merely continue to support Obama care and the affordable care act but much rather they should turn the money tables of the temple traders in the medical care industry upside down and they should chase the perpetrators and the profiteers out, if necessary with whips and replace them with men and woman who will have real compassion for their fellow US citizens. The time for talking and debating is over, we need a presidential candidate who will be bold enough to take action and to provide the nation with real solutions for medical debt and the cost of medical care in this country.