| Abstract | Health care is essential for a healthy, long life, and establishing a health care system is an essential governmental task. While some countries, like Sweden and the United Kingdom, have created universal health care systems, the United States maintains a complicated public-private health system. Bayes Theorem suggests an overwhelming percent of Americans would need to support a universal system before the United States' Senate passed universal care legislation. Two Secure State Republicans, two Secure State Democrats, one Swing State Republican, and one Swing State Democrat case applications during the summer 2017 Senate votes on health reform support the Bayes Theorem findings. |
