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Dear Barack,
Healthcare was the issue centering your campaign and you vowed to execute this legislation in your first term as president. Therefore, this is an urgent issue that Americans need passed. However, you have yet to make any indication on how America will proceed with this overhaul.
According to the Los Angeles Times, groups representing retirees, businesses, and labor unions are all calling for a comprehensive healthcare letter from the Business Roundtable addressed to you. John Castelani, the president of this organization, quotes, “we need to follow through…this remains one of the most important issues facing the country”.
Their plans are influenced by what your plan promised. The question now is what you plan to do to show the American people that you are going to live up to your word and make change. It would be wise to openly invite the major insurance companies to the white house for a summit to discuss your demands for them lower costs for the consumer. This supports your vision of creating competition between the companies. Lastly, it is essential for you to shake their hands publically and assertively. This will signal the American people of your devotion to aid the uninsured, low-income families.