Upon reading two recent news stories (March 20), I found it ironic that one dealt with the “happiest places in the world” while directly below it was an article on the rising cost of Obamacare due to lack of subsidies from the “One Big Beautiful Bill.” One of the common themes for happiness was that the “happy” countries had universal health insurance.
As budgets are being worked on for schools and municipalities, one glaring feature in the increase of these budgets is health care costs. With the oncoming political season approaching, this voter is going to vote for people who are very intent on overhauling our health care system so that it serves all in a universal fashion.
Jake Hawkins
Arundel
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