Australia’s health program is not even close to that of the USA. If you have a health issue there that cost $100,000 their “state run program” pays 70%, the supplemental insurance “you must buy” covers another 50 to 60% leaving you with about $10,000 to pay.

In the USA that same patient would pay less than $500 if on Medicare and $0 if on Medicaid. May want to check your numbers before commenting on countries like Australia,

Canada, UK.
Also, if you are over 65 in those countries good luck getting your eyes taken care of in less than 12 months, or your by-pass, or your transplant, or your (you get the picture)……

One of the basic rules of journalism is to disclose (when possible, and if not saying that) your source when you give news.
If I dont see any source I can just think that the journalist just got that out of his mind and that wouldnt be a legitimate ranking.

As usual, you destroy yourself with your own posts…and don’t have a clue how you do.
keep it up.

A supermajority is a majority in the house, senate and the presidency. A veto proof congress is a 60 member majority. I can’t wait until liberals learn basic civics.

Yeah, and most homeless are homeless by choice.

Stop arguing with Jo. She knows it all and has the uncanny ability to pull stats and facts right out of her head.
You’re going to lose this fight, lindsncal. Jo says so.

Indeed taxes are lower in the US. Yippee!
I have seen many sleeping on the streets and they pay no taxes.
They are truly blessed whilst the rest of the world is being taxed off the streets and into homes with beds.
For shame.

Anthony Nguyen says it is true so it must be true. I hear he hangs out at airports collecting his data.

And yet all this wonderful Best of Everything is not available to the majority of Americans.
That is the real talking point here.
America may be the best and greatest when it comes to people dying on the street, by any measure, and definitely even by the same argument of ‘best Health care providers in the world’. That must make those dying on the streets, alleyways and in their home beds, very grateful.