I know a number of Canadians who are fairly wealthy and they ALL have funds set aside to travel to the US and Europe if necessary for medical treatment.
Some time when my dad is extolling the magnificence of President Obortion I'm going to point out that his own legacy to his four children may be that, should we health challenges similar to his in the coming years, we can thank him for our being denied the care to keep us alive.
In his eyes he's been blessed with long life to see a dream come true in President Obortion.
He likely won't live to suffer many of the repercussions. His offspring, however, will.
It will be very tempting to point out every time one of his children or grandchildren is placed on a waiting list for rationed care, cannot get care at facilities where it is available now, or is flat out denied care due to age or other "economic" considerations that they can thank their dear old dad/granddad for enthusiastically contributing to ushering in this "progressive" health care.