Angie Sullivan argues that the U.S. for-profit medical care system is designed to burden poor and middle-class individuals, often leading to bankruptcy.

“it is crazy that we live in the richest country in the history of the world. And people will go bankrupt paying their medical bills. And that's just this is just a kidney stone issue. If you go get to cancer and all that, it's debilitating.”

Abby believes the American healthcare billing system is deeply flawed, citing high costs and a lack of transparent pricing.

“I think it reveals a flaw in our in our medical system in America which I think we're all aware of.”

Matt claims that the pricing of medical services in the United States is often arbitrary and not representative of actual costs.

“I think that they just put those numbers there so you feel like you're getting some type of discount. I'm fully confident that they pull these numbers out of some imaginary magician's hat”

Healthcare sharing programs like Medi-Share are an effective and more affordable alternative to traditional healthcare systems.

“That is why Medashare is such a welcome relief. It's called healthcare sharing. It's different and it works. More than a million Americans are now doing it. Medicare has been a great option for more than 30 years. So, you could save thousands a year on your healthcare and you could be happy.”

The Democratic Party should prioritize and force a vote on extending federal healthcare subsidies to mitigate premium increases.

“I believe that that Democrats have to force a vote uh on on extending these subsidies and and I am worried uh because open enrollment has started sadly the damage might already be done. you look at at premiums going up for everybody on the exchange, but also everybody else Yeah. is going to see thei”