Kerry Willis
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- Aug 19, 2026
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- Top 1M sites
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- Jul 10, 2026
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The facts show we aren't serious about affordable healthcare (opens the original)
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The recent clamor for more affordable healthcare is deafening — and far too often, unserious. Railing against “the system” is easy. Looking honestly at who built it, who profits from it, and who refuses to fix it is harder. The Affordable Care Act promised to control costs, slow premium growth, let people keep their doctors, and drive the uninsured rate down to near-minimal levels. Instead, more than 10 million Americans remain uninsured, and millions more are functionally uninsured, trapped in
NC's healthcare crisis: Too much spending, too little care (opens the original)
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Healthcare affordability has become one of the most urgent issues facing North Carolina. Families are paying more, employers are absorbing higher premiums, rural communities are losing access to basic services, and safety-net hospitals are struggling to maintain essential care. Yet the United States is not suffering from a lack of healthcare spending. National health expenditures are projected to reach about $5.7 trillion in 2025 and nearly $9 trillion by 2034, according to federal projections f
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