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3-4 Submission: Annotating Your Sources Angel, R. J., Lein, L., & Heinrici, J. (2010). Poor families in Americas health care crisis (3rd ed., Vol. 34). Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. Retrieved from http://go-galeco.ezproxy.snhu.edu “Poor Families in America’s Healthcare Crisis,” is the 1st source that I found in opposing viewpoints database. It seems this source is arguing how healthcare crisis in the United States is one of the most serious problems facing our nation. This source is using this evidence to support the argument: What are the Problems of Health Insurance Coverage and Healthcare in the United States. A counterargument for the provided source could be: The government believes that they are helping low-income families. Crafting State Health Policies to Cover the Uninsured. (n.d.). Policy Studies, 35(3). Retrieved from http://go-galeco.ezproxy.snhu.edu “Crafting State Health Policies to Cover the Uninsured,” is the 2nd source that I found in opposing viewpoints database. It seems this source is arguing that by creating high-risk insurance pools and tax incentives, individual states can reduce the number of individuals without health insurance coverage. This source is using this evidence to support the argument: That the government can help fix the problems of Health Insurance Coverage and Healthcare in the United States. A counterargument for the provided source could be: That creating high-risk insurance pools and tax incentives will not help individual states reduce the number of individuals without health insurance coverage, but only make things worse. Forman, L. D. (2004). Universal Healthcare Is Not the Best Solution for the Uninsured. Retrieved from http://go-gale-co.ezproxy.snhu.edu “Universal Healthcare Is Not the Best Solution for the Uninsured,” is the 3rd source that I found in opposing viewpoints database. It seems this source is arguing that a universal healthcare program would not work at the state or national level. This source is using this evidence to support the argument: That it is unrealistic to expect any health

care system to provide comprehensive coverage for all Americans. A counterargument for the provided source could be: That a universal healthcare program would work at the state or national level. Personally, I believe that the sources are doing a good job of supporting their arguments because they use reliable information to give you all the statistics about what problems we have with health insurance coverage and healthcare in the United States. I think these sources will be very helpful in supporting my argument because they are informing of what problems the health insurance coverage and healthcare are in the United States and how the government can and cannot help us....