That seems unfair: health care was the core part of his campaign and something America had to tackle.
While the new health reform law continues to endure all manner of political and legal attacks across the nation, it is our view that this new law offers the best pragmatic set of remedies to solve the crisis of our dysfunctional, too-expensive, and unfair health care system.
But in so doing, they will face growing voter anger over the lack of protections against unfair managed-care practices.
Michelle Mitchell, of Age UK, added: "The legislation announced has the potential to transform our crumbling, unfair social-care system for current and future generations of older people.
In "Lilly and Evelyn" (editorial, Jan . 29, you focus on the unfair treatment of home care workers, who provide daily support and care to millions of older Americans and people with disabilities.
It is unfair when prioritizing health care resources, it might be argued, to favor one group of patients over another, or some health care needs over others, solely because treating them is instrumentally valuable in producing indirect non health benefits for third parties.
It would be unfair if people in care homes did not have to pay these costs.
But then universal health care is unfair to those of us forced to subsidise compatriots who make unhealthy choices.
But that is not how a lot of Californians, especially white "Anglos", see it: they complain that Spanish-speaking schoolchildren lower standards in the classroom and that poor, uninsured immigrants put an unfair demand on health care that has to be paid either by the state or in extra health premiums for everyone else.
"Sarah Wollaston's comments show a complete disregard for the views of junior doctors who voted overwhelmingly for industrial action because the government is pursuing an approach that is damaging for the long term delivery of patient care and unfair on these doctors," the spokesperson said.
