The Clinton health care plan considered in 1993 Law Coursework

THE CLINTON HEALTH CARE PLAN CONSIDERED IN 1993
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The Clinton Health Care Plan Considered in 1993
Healthcare reform refers to a process of changing how systems work for the benefit of all Americans. It has been on the congressional agenda for more than thirty years without any consensus. Bill Clinton served as the 42nd president of the United States of America from (1993-2001). Under his tenure in 1993, he advocated for universal health insurance that would benefit all Americans. The bill was presented to congress but failed to pass due to opposition from interest groups, ideological composition of congress and public opinion. Initially, public support was at 71% that later fell to 33% by June 1994 (Blendon, Brodie & Benson, 1995). As time passed, the public was against THE legislation of the health care plan for some reasons: The people came to the realization that even though it is a government initiative, they would be subjected to financia...