> The vast majority of the country supports healthcare for all but it’s still considered politically impossible.

The party representing the minority opposed to healthcare for all has

1. a structural advantage granting them a government majority more often than the popular vote would suggest;

2. a wide array of obstructive tools at their disposal, including simply refusing to schedule a Senate vote.

The other party literally has universal health care in their platform, and secured a partial expansion less than a decade ago.