er time affording insurance for their employees because of their big budgets. A Gallup Poll conducted a survey in 2003 that found "Republicans show solid support for the current [healthcare] system with 67% support"(in Jones 1). The 2003 Gallup Poll also revealed that "72% percent of Democrats feel it is the governments' responsibility to insure the nation" (1). Jeffery Jones, from the Gallup Organization, points out that "it is not surprising to see these results because some of the leading Democratic contenders are making universal health coverage a major part of their campaign"(1). This statement shows that universal coverage is sought after by America and, as a result, can bring in many votes during election time. The Gallup Poll proves that Americans are displeased with the healthcare system in our nation, as Jones points out, "Most Americans, 68% think the healthcare system has major problems; 59% say it is the government's responsibility to make sure all Americans have health coverage" (Jon
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