Gramatically, it is "health care reform"-- the word "reform" is used here in the singular, because it is expressing something in a general sense. We would use the plural when referring to specific laws or policies: The reforms that the president supports include X, Y, and Z.

i wouldn't care that kinda stuff always happens

Wry

is the answer I found for Expressing Irony.

we use SHOULD if we are expressing a necessity, obligation and prediction

COULD if we are expressing a possibility or past ability

WOULD if we are expressing a habitual action

"Carino es para ti" translates to "love is for you" in English. It is a sweet phrase expressing affection and care towards someone.