The problem with the "fix ACA" argument
The problem is that the ACA was a "solution" to what is now a decade old solution at this point. They tried for the PO but it failed. Okay, but basically it's a decade later and it's time for "new" solutions. It's because the cost of health CARE has continued to escalate, as was predicted even back then. We need to get control of the cost of the underlying care, regardless of who is paying the bill. Single payer/M4A/Nationalized Healthcare, what ever we call it will ultimately need to solve the problem that the other industrialized countries have solved through centralized control. Is it an issue of "transitioning" over a period of time? Could be, but the end result, even if it is another decade, will be to get control of health care costs not just managing health insurance companies profit margins. Ultimately, and soon, we need to get control of the costs themselves.
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