re: And the problem with that is?
None, if your ambitions are the obliteration of the private sector and choice in health care, and basically enslaving the population to the State.
As I pointed out, there is only one reason for extending government health care assistance far past the needy population you are talking about, and into an income tier that has little need of it. Power. It's also why many proponents simply shrug off any issues of quality of care after the private sector has been destroyed. It isn't really relevant at that point.