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I'd actually like to see a de-coupling of insurance from employers, but given the context it's a good thing.

Also something of interest to note is that the ACA might drive down car insurance costs because more people will make their claims via health insurance when applicable. I never thought of that until I read an article on it this morning.

Not going to see a decoupling of anything until the single payer switch is flipped

All I can think of as this all goes down is... 7.1 million, okay: GOP, your move.

What is their plan? Last I heard (yesterday) it was: we're going to come up with an "alternative," and that'll take something like a year to formulate. Oookay.

Anybody who says "health savings accounts" or "across state lines" gets the hose. Now put the lotion in the basket...

Um, I support solving the issue.

So you've got two choices: the supremely flawed Obamacare and... nothing.

Just make it f***ing single payer and get it over with. We pay trillions to kill people but not billions to take care of our own? Please.

And what "capitalism-loving" society saddles business owners with being healthcare providers?

Now that I've proposed a solution, let's see who opposes it. And therein lies the problem. I include Obama too, because he didn't come up with single-payer now, did he?

In day's partisan rambling aside, I really do think that in time we're going to find this system, while an improvement over what we had before, also untenable and eventually single payer will be ushered in.

Troll somewhere else bro. This is a good discussion on healthcare we're having here.