
Why America Is Mad As Hell About Health Care
Lever Time
Healthcare Crisis: Profits vs. Patients
This chapter explores the tumultuous landscape of the American healthcare system, emphasizing the profit-driven motives of insurance companies and the resulting decline in public trust. Through a whistleblower's perspective, it highlights the violent frustrations at play, including a dramatic incident involving a CEO's murder, amidst ongoing debates over healthcare reforms like Medicare for All. The chapter traces the historical evolution of healthcare policies in the U.S., revealing the complex interplay between financial interests and the healthcare needs of Americans.
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