ACA- Mend it, don't end it. (that's what the public wants)

[DemocratSinceBirth]

We need to offer a plan to fix the holes in the Affordable Care Act while the GOP is reeling.

[Freddie]

1. Yes! Fix it don't nix it!

Tax the rich more.
Use the $$ to lower out-of-pockets. Make the subsidies better (instead of dropping off at $48000, a gradual drop-off to $75000). End the "family glitch." In return, perhaps a small co-pay ($10 - $20) on currently "free" preventive care things.
Someone on CNN suggested Dems and Rs work together on an bill acceptable to both parties. That actually could happen if not for their Child Molester, er, Hastert Rule. The most destructive thing to happen to politics in decades.

[DemocratSinceBirth]

3. What is the Hastert Rule and how does it stop us from working with sane Republicans to fix the ACA

I don't see anything being achieved with this clown in the White House.

[Freddie]

5. They won't pass a bill unless it has the majority of their party

Which eliminates ever passing anything with bipartisan support.

[democrattotheend]

7. Boehner violated the Hastert rule a few times

For Sandy Aid, and I think to avoid the fiscal cliff. I assume Ryan has that option as well, unless they changed the rules.

[Blue_Roses]

4. Those are all good ideas!

We need smart voices like this!

[DeminPennswoods]

2. Trump basically said in his presser that he's open to that

Dems could easily go to Trump with a plan, tell him how it will make Americans love him and he'd be all in.

[wishstar]

6. Good idea,so Repubs have less ammunition to just blame Dems