Americans extremely over what to do with the health care

The next president of the US will have a hard time not angering persons if he or she tries to make changes to the nation's health network.

A new poll indicates big divisions between the Americans when they are inquired what elected authorities should do to change the United States health system..

But the Kaiser Family Foundation poll also indicated primarily more support for changes that would be believed liberal or left leaning, than for those that would be considered conservative. The poll questioned 1,202 persons in mid-February, and has a margin of error of 3% points.

The poll discovered that 36% of Americans claimed policymakers should make on the existing Obamacare law "to make better affordability and access to care," in accordance to Kaiser's report issued on the day of Thursday. Democratic presidential contender Hillary Clinton favors that approach.

The 2^nd most famous option was developing guaranteed universal health coverage through a single government policy, which 24% of respondents claimed they favored. Clinton's leading rival for the Democratic nomination, Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders, favors such a so-called single-payer option for the health-care system.