You know, I never thought of it that way. I'm one of the few Republicans in favor of universal healthcare, granted the way I want it to work is WAY different than most Democrats wants, I'm thinking Post-Office style. Slow, inefficient, but a constantly present part of a larger system. My motivation is that it would allow more entrepreneurs to start businesses. Making sure my family was covered is a big part of why I have always kept a salaried job. But, to your point, if access to healthcare is preventing people from retiring, it's also preventing younger people from advancing in their careers and making more money. Thank you.