They might be opponents, but surely agree on one thing about Medicare. Though differences between President Obama and Mitt Romney are huge enough, every common man believes that their policies will end existing Medicare.

As per recent reports, both the parties are stepping up with their proposed plans for health care services, treating it to be a game play of political grounds. Moreover, their far too different approaches towards government-run health insurance program serving 49 million people, is certainly going to bring about a considerable consideration in both presidential and Congressional campaigns.

President Obama illustrated the significance of the Medicare terms to him and said, “I will never allow Medicare to be turned into a voucher that would end the program. We’re not going to go back to the days when our citizens spent their golden years at the mercy of private insurance companies”.

On the other hand, Mr. Romney illustrated that his proposals are sure to bring about a change in the perspective of Medicare. Moreover, he subjected that he looks forward to the proposal as a way to tackle problems concerned with cost issues of popular entitlement programs.

Moreover, he stated that president’s health care law of 2010 could lead to restriction or denial of care to elderly.