Should universal healthcare be available to all regardless of their ability to pay, Week 1- Assignment 1 Initial Argument Paper help

My topic choice is

“Should universal healthcare be available to all regardless of their ability to pay in

the same way that other services (such as education) are available to all for free?”

Initial Argument Paper

This assignment is not an essay but an exercise that helps
build toward your Final Paper for the course. Your task in this
assignment is to construct the best argument you can for a position on a
controversial topic. Your argument should be your own creation. You may
take inspiration from other arguments, but the formulation of the
argument you present should be original to you.

Prepare:

• Begin by choosing a topic from the PHI103 Final Paper Options list.
• Construct an argument for a position on the
  topic. This is the position that you will defend in your Final
  Paper. Make your argument as high quality as possible: In
  particular, make sure that all of your premises are true and that
  the truth of the conclusion is demonstrated by your premises.
• Consider possible objections to your argument,
  and revise it several times until you have an argument that is as
  strong as possible.
• Search in the Ashford University Library for quality academic sources that support some aspect of your argument.
• Constructing quality arguments is harder than it
  sounds; you may find that your first few attempts have problems
  and that it takes quite a bit of time and effort to revise an
  argument to a point that the premises adequately support the
  conclusion. You will be revising this argument for each of the
  remaining assignments in this course.

Write: In your paper,

• Present a main argument in standard form with each
  premise and the conclusion on a separate line. Here is an example of
  what it means for an argument to be presented in standard form:

  All men are mortal.
  Socrates is a man.
  Therefore, Socrates is mortal.

• Provide support for each premise of your argument.
  Explain the meaning of the premise, and provide supporting evidence for
  the premise. [One paragraph for each premise]
• Pay special attention to those premises that could
  be seen as controversial. Evidence may include academic research
  sources, supporting arguments, or other ways of demonstrating the truth
  of the premise (for more ideas about how to support the truth of
  premises take a look at the instructor guidance for this week). This
  section should include at least one scholarly research source. For further information about discovering and including high-quality research take a look at the FindIt@AU Tutorial.
• Explain how your conclusion follows from your premises.
• For an example of how to complete this paper, take a look at the Week One Annotated Example The Ethics of Elephants in Circuses. Let your instructor know if you have any remaining questions about how to complete this paper.