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| **about 40 percent of the US population do not benefit from any health program!** |
**about 40 percent of the US population do not benefit from any health program!** |
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Medicare and Mediaid are for the elderly / very poor |
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22 percent of cost paid out of own pocket in 1991 |
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hospital 3.5 percent self consitution, medication 55 percent self constitution |
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**Bill Clinton** wanted universal private health coverage, but that has been rejected in 1994. |
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**Ronald Reggan** Introduced FTC, canceled the Foods Stamp Program. Thus he |
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- lowered the cost of wellfare |
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- lowered taxes |
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-helped Americans find more jobs |
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**Bush Senior** did neither any improvement, nor any cut. He forced states to cut AFDC. |
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**Bill Clinton** was a social reformer. Educations and job were important. |
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++ Racial Debate |
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black / hispanic benefit most |
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++ The Future |
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**1960** 40 workers - 1 benefit |
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**2003** 3.3 workers - 1 benefit |
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**2040** System bancrupt - Bush tries to find new system without tax raise. Increase age of retirement? Don't only pay based on wages but price-index |
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