also an ambitious and strong woman.
“Sorry, I took the liberty to come here and disturb you. I was worried about whether I would be kicked out just now, but now I feel relieved.” Han Xuan said jokingly.
“Of course not.”
Hillary smiled broadly, waving to reporters in the crowd, and shouted: “Please help us take a photo, my daughter likes Han very much. Mr. Trump, you can come too, I will go find William.” Come on.”
A few minutes later, the flash came on.
President Clinton, Hillary, Trump and Han Xuan took a group photo together.
She didn’t know at the moment how much she would hate this photo more than two decades later.
“It’s nice to meet you, Mr. President. The recent attempt you and your wife have led to reform the health care system seems to me to be a great one.” It’s an idea, and many people will benefit from it.”
After taking the photo, Trump went to chat with an acquaintance, and Han Xuan extended his hand to Clinton, praising him, but he didn’t think so in his heart.
The goal of the Clinton administration’s recent health care reform is to provide all people with access to health insurance and medical services. The wish is great, but it is very difficult to actually achieve this goal.
Judging from the past practice results in other countries and regions, even the feasibility of the national health insurance plan is still controversial, let alone the specific reform methods.
The national health insurance system implemented in Canada a few years ago mainly emphasized controlling drug prices and treatment costs. As a result, the Canadian medical community had almost no new drug research and development in a few years.
The most advanced medical technology is not available in Canada, and Canadians who can afford it must come to the United States to seek medical services.
In the early days of his administration, President Clinton tried to reform health care, but it ultimately failed.
Hillary was also involved at the time, and that attempt led to the Democratic Party’s disastrous defeat in the 1994 midterm elections and the loss of control of the House and Senate.
However, the couple does not intend to give up and has brought up health care reform again on multiple occasions recently.
Han Xuan believes that it will ultimately fail because it offends the interests of too many people. Even if he is the president of the United States, he cannot bear the collective pressure exerted by pharmaceutical companies.
President Clinton didn’t know what he was thinking. He took Han Xuan’s hand and said cheerfully: “I think so too. It has always been my wish to do something for the people during my term. Medical treatment is too expensive now, so I I want to break the deadlock, but not many people support me. I am very happy to get your recognition today.”
When Han Xuan saw Hillary standing next to him, he laughed inexplicably, and his smile was a bit strange, and he couldn’t help but be startled.
Then I suddenly remembered that the presidential election would be held next year, and I wond