The Impact Of The Patient Protection And Affordable Care...

The Impact of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act on Americans and its True Intentions through Communism Amanda N. McFarlane CUNY School of Professionals HCA 602: The Politics of Health Abstract In this essay, through supporting articles and video clips we will analyze the truth behind the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act also known as the Obamacare, and its social justice issues and arguments. We will find those supporters and opponents of the PPACA on whether it is a beneficial healthcare system, or not; and whether it is socialism, communism, capitalism, or corporatism. The government has framed the PPACA as a working progress to better Americans access to healthcare coverage but many argue that it is a lie. Both†¦show more content†¦The act according to Obama at the signing was â€Å"the core principle that everybody should have some basic security when it comes to their health care† (Rogers, 2014). Many Americans have gained from the PPACA but there are also those who have lost to the reform. While the intent of the act was made for the better of Americans health, Republicans deem Obamacare to be a progressing disaster and seek to demolish the law. The conception that Obamacare is beneficial to Americans has created a debate between the political parties. Different groups and individuals have taken the law and have broken down their interpretation of its true intentions. After 75 years of an unsuccessful health system some find it hard to believe that the PPACA will be effective in the long run. The many reasons range from the PPACA being categorized as socialism, communism, capitalism and/or corporatism. Through writers Catherin Evans, Gus Voss and conservative writer David Horowitz we are given insight and facts to the many questions that have derived with the passing of PPACA. The PPACA has been portrayed as a government program to help all Americans have health benefits and affordable health; but this government aid also questions how beneficial is the program and is it another approach of control. Social Justice Issues and Arguments â€Å"In a recent Gallup poll, 27