When, and why did the health care debate first start out?

Posted by Dolores
sparkly unicorn asked:


For my civics class I am researching the health care reform. I have read a lot about it, but i’m just kind of looking for a short summary of it all to make sure i’m getting the correct information.

I’m wondering *when* did U.S. health care first start becoming such a big problem? What made people decide that things needed to change?

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One Response to “When, and why did the health care debate first start out?”

  1. Foremost authority Says:
    March 22nd, 2010 at 12:37 am

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    Theodore Roosevelt, a Republican, was the first president to try to get health care for everyone in the USA.