Who else thinks healthcare is a huge economic issue that has nothing to do with political ideology?

Republicans and Democrats can't agree on how to fix it. I don't want to hear about healthcare being a "right"; or healthcare being historically a "private industry". None of this is relevant, because as a nation we're still paying way too much for healthcare and prices haven't stopped increasing for years.<br><br>This issue is very relevant to economics and the cost of living, especially for the lower classes. Like we talk about the median wage for certain jobs, we should also include how much a healthcare plan costs and what it includes. I'm so tired of hearing politicians talk about healthcare, because they don't care about the cost. They only care about what political philosophy they subscribe to.