This is a question that has been bugging me. How can anyone justify denying necessary medical care to anyone else? Can we all agree that medical care should be available to everyone regardless of income or job status? Apparently not. Why is this? Well, first of all, let's look at some numbers. Various polls suggest that greater than 50% of the American public believe healthcare should be available to all. According to an article published by HealthAffairs.org, there have been 4 major initiatives for government funded healthcare between 1945 and 2000. In each case, public support for these plans has been greater than 50% when first proposed. I'm saying 'when first proposed', because, in the cases of the two most comprehensive proposals, first by President Truman and then by President Clinton, major opposition campaigns were put into place, using the same scare tactics that are being used now. This amounts to focusing on " too much government, the cos...