Health Car Plan

It seems that one part of it was passed. The Senate still has to vote on their part of it. It's still unclear exactly what it will entail when it becomes law but the overall aim is to reduce the costs of health care and to limit insurance companies ability to charge higher premiums for pre-existing conditions and based on gender. Although the requirement appears to be that everyone must have health insurance, there also seems to be provision for the lower income and unemployed: http://edition.cnn.com/2009/POLITICS/12/21/health.care.senate.vote/?imw=Y . In my view (as a Briton who enjoys a National Health Service which we have had since 1947), the US proposals are mealy mouthed and half hearted, as might be expected of a rather more conservative country with enormous pressure from big business involved in the insurance and medical fields.

yes , it`s a difficult problem, the unemployed cant`t pay for food,dress and house. no more mention to get healt care