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The frustration felt by many Americans is further exacerbated by systemic issues, notably the disarray within the healthcare system. America spends a staggering 17 to 18% of its GDP on healthcare, yet its health outcomes lag behind those of several other countries, including China, where life expectancy is higher. There exists a growing anger toward the healthcare sector, driven by corporate practices that often leave patients bankrupt after being denied essential medical services. Such turmoil hints at an underlying tension that could lead to a much larger confrontation between the public and the institutions that govern their lives.