The great thing about our country is that regardless of left/right/liberal/conservative, we are always progressing forward. We don't do it too fast, we don't do it too slow. We've consistently done it right.
On the right, we're not against moving forward towards the end goal, but it has to be well thought out and implemented. There may not be a desirable solution at that time either meaning waiting on it might be the better course of action.
On the left side, they appear to want to move quickly towards that end goal without seemingly considering the impact, or results. As mentioned, judge a bill not by its intent but by the result.
We are moving forward, the last 250 years proves this. The left appears to be drenched in the mindset of instant gratification; must have it now. This is clear to me by the loss of some morals, integrity, compassion, and consideration - the happiness of people in general. The right doesn't move forward fast enough for the left, the left moves too fast for the right.
No Republican or Right leaning person is against universal healthcare. If you presented an option that was feasible financially without putting a major burden on the American people, I bet it would go through.
Case in point: Canada. They don't pay premiums, they just pay taxes. Their taxes are higher, but they don't have to worry about premiums or meeting deductibles either. Whereas in the US, we're going to have higher premiums, higher deductibles, on top of a recent tax increase in January. I'm betting Canada's system is actually cheaper for the individual with free healthcare than the individual in the US with a deductible based healthcare.