What health care generates debate in this year's presidential campaigns, approximately 68% of Americans say individuals should be required to have health insurance, with government help for those who can not afford it .
The problem of how to provide health insurance coverage to all Americans is a top campaign issues faced by Democratic and Republican candidates.
While the two major Democratic and Republican candidates want to expand insurance coverage through the private insurance market, there were several key differences:
None of the Republican candidates should be that people have health insurance.
On the Democratic side, Senator Hillary Clinton and former senator John Edwards would require that all Americans have finally coverage. Senator Barack Obama, said children should have coverage
The problem of how to provide health insurance coverage to all Americans is a top campaign issues faced by Democratic and Republican candidates.
While the two major Democratic and Republican candidates want to expand insurance coverage through the private insurance market, there were several key differences:
None of the Republican candidates should be that people have health insurance.
On the Democratic side, Senator Hillary Clinton and former senator John Edwards would require that all Americans have finally coverage. Senator Barack Obama, said children should have coverage
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