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The United States Healthcare system is back

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I. Introduction and Thesis
bernie sanders as public opinion
II. Background
III. Research Questions
IV. Arguments and Evidence
V. Conclusion
VI. Annotated Bibliography

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My practical problem is that many Americans are quick to say that the United States is doing it wrong and other countries are doing it right. The first issue that comes to mind is healthcare policy. Of course, there are many more issues to be discussed besides just healthcare— gun laws, the voting process, and laws concerning the environment, just to name a few; but here is an example of people’s thinking on this issue. Many Americans feel that our healthcare system is seriously lacking and question why the American government is not taking action to mirror what many people view as a successful system, like Canada or Great Britain. My research question is, “Is this a fair question?” More specifically, “Are Great Britain and Canada fairly comparable to the United States?” My research problem would be to find out how the United States differ from other countries. I will be focusing on the laws of each country therefore I believe it is important to analyze the differences in government, legal system, and even the break down of specific laws to obtain a clear picture of how they compare. I will be narrowing my research to comparing the U.S. to Canada and Great Britain, whom both operate under a democratic system of government of some kind. My research answer will not be obvious until after I have conducted a large majority of my research, but I predict the answer will be, “No, it is not a fair question.” I predict that I will find that even though each of these countries function under a similar type of government, the individual framework of each country is what allows for certain laws and policies to succeed where as in another country without the same framework the same law or policy would most likely fail. This information would help Americans understand why the United States government is not jumping to implement laws or policy that has been successful in other countries.
I do not know how many solutions would be available for this problem besides to educate.

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Taitz v. Obama and U.S. Citizens Ass'n v. Sebelius are two ore prime examples of this

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Canada's Constitution Acts, 1867 to 1982 explain the evolution and status of Canadian Government

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New Jersey Physicians Inc. v. Obama is a case that proves there are issues in US Healthcare, but this does not proves there won't be issues with any other type of healthcare policy

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The US Constitution is the governing document that explain how the United States Government with be laid out

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Crown of Maples: Constitutional Monarchy in Canada explains how government and culture intertwine in Canada

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Argument #3— There is no substantial proof

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Argument #3— There is no substantial proof

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To reiterate, while many people argue that "Canada's system would work better here" these claims do not hold water. The only evidence they have is the issues that are present with our current system and, yes of course, there are issues, but to the best of my knowledge, there has yet to be any studies performed to evaluate whether universal healthcare would work in a society like the United States and since we have not done a "trial period" of any such, we can not at this time know if universal healthcare or any other similar laws or policies are actually better

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While again, Canada, Great Britain, and the United States all have similar cultures— all having derived from British Culture— over time, they have each evolved in specifically unique cultures. These unique cultures are an explanation as to why Canada and Great Britain's Universal Healthcare wouldn't work in the culture of the United States

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While Canada and Great Britain do have a similar government to the United States, it is nonetheless different. The differences in governmental structure make it to where certain policies that one in one places (Canada or GB) would not necessarily be as successful in other places (the US)

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I will be writing about the laws and policies of other nations compared to the United States. I will be focusing my research on Canada and Great Britain and I will be focusing on healthcare policy. Many people will argue that places like Canada or Great Britain— which have implemented universal healthcare— have better laws and policies than the United States. I will argue that the policies of Canada and Great Britain are not better than the United States but rather are better suited for their particular culture and governmental structure.