Where do most of the uninsured live?

[HM2VikingRN]

So, here's the big takeaway: The overwhelming majority of uninsured U.S. residents are adult American citizens without children living in the south with moderately good health status. Oh, and one more thing: They're predominantly white. I didn't make a slide for that, but just trust me. The reason behind that is simple: There are many more white people in the U.S. than there are other persons of any other single race. So, the po' white south makes up most of the uninsured. Chew on that for a while. Then ask yourself where the strongest opposition to health reform comes from (hint: it's red states) and contemplate how much sense that makes.

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[whodat1986]

I guess I would argue and say I'm just as educated about the matter as anyone else arguing on here. However much reading you choose to do, everyone can find different information to back up their views.

I think Michael Moore is crazy and support Glenn Beck, and you are choosing to do the reverse. Maybe we should each give the other a shot? I would refute that Glenn Beck is far from anti-Government. He will admit to being called that, but he is actually for small government, which I will agree with. The larger a government, the more powerful and out of control it gets. This seems to be where our current government is going (it also seemed to do this under Bush).

To get back to topic, I feel we will likely find out soon enough whether or not universal healthcare in America is a good idea or not...so for now, I guess we will agree to disagree.