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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]But how many women must die in the meantime?

This is the worst timeline [/quote]

This woman had access to 2 health insurance plans, and had neither. The article doesn’t give any details why she didn’t have health insurance.

She qualified for Texas Chip, her husband was  Army Reserve Soldier and could have put her on Tricare Reserve Select.

The reports and news articles about this situation are not answering that question or investigating through official sources why this woman’s Chip application was never processed so she could get prenatal care. Of course she should have had Tricare Reserve Select, but everyone says it’s shameful to ask why her husband didn’t put her (and his unborn baby girl) on Tricare. He is completely absolved of any responsibility for his wife and unborn daughter. [/quote]

In other words this story highlights the faults of our system. If those things were easily available why didn’t she have them? She is likely not the only one missing out. Why is it so complicated?  One universal. system would be better. [/quote]

I agree! Nobody is pushing for it and Americans are dying at high rates, are in poor health because of it. Biden did not even campaign on it and only a fringe group (Jayapal, Bernie...) brought up a proposal likely to go nowhere.[/quote]

You’re right. Republicans have consistently rejected increasing access to healthcare and universal insurance.  Trump has even promised to get rid of the ACA, which several of my relatives rely on. [/quote]

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