First, the referenced article is about a very good thing. But we'll talk politics instead since you want to discuss politics instead.

I agree with universal healthcare. I do not agree with using it to maintain a corrupt, inefficient and ineffective system that serves to enrich an elite class of insurance and banking executives and shareholders and a dishonest and sociopathic pharmaceutical industry that peddles useless-to-dangerous poisons and promotes them with fraudulent studies.

Those who support the further enrichment of the corrupt predatory medical system in the US in any way shape or form whatsoever are a big part of the problem.