The US has state-of-the-art healthcare, and is probably the best place to get healthcare if you're rich.
For people working as restaurant servers, it's a terrible place for healthcare, but we're not talking about people like that here.
For people working as restaurant servers, it's a terrible place for healthcare, but we're not talking about people like that here.
> but we're not talking about people like restaurant servers
Indeed, we're talking about people who are neither restaurant servers nor multi-millionaires.
The question is, where exactly is the point where a US citizen can e.g. stop worrying about the possibility of medical bankruptcy. I think that it's substantially higher than "restaurant servers".
I think that this makes it clear that it is a problem for the professional middle-class, not just a " restaurant servers" problem