Americans aren't divided on health care. Washington is. | Opinion | USA Today
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Article written by Steven Kull
Americans largely agree on the need for government action to improve health care affordability, despite the perception of a partisan divide. Research from the University of Maryland shows significant bipartisan support for measures such as increased Medicaid funding and drug price caps.
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As an opinion piece, the argument is clearly articulated with supportive facts, although some could be more thoroughly explained. Overall, it presents a strong viewpoint on bipartisan support for health care reforms based on public research findings.
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