What is the right plan to fund universal health care?

What is the solution to universal health care here in the U.S.? Some politicians side with the angle of taxing the well to-do to pay for the health care of less fortunate citizens.

Yet other politicians want to privatize health care and take a large part of the burden of responsibility from companies -- which provide tens of millions with health insurance -- and place individual responsibility squarely on the shoulders of citizens.

Where is your vote going? If it's with the first group, then you may like Sen. John Edwards plan -- and one he most likely will trumpet as he runs for President later this year heading to the 2008 Presidential elections. Edwards wants to roll back the recent tax cuts given by President Bush to families making more than $200,000 to help pay for universal health care.

What is your take? Whatever it is, one fact can't be denied -- tens of millions of American citizens are without medical coverage today.