This odd belief system that the republicans are responsible for the ACA clusterfuck.

[TheKentuckian]

173. Very optimistic and heavily assumes a simplistic situation in regards to the gravity of power

that is hard to describe as likely much less fact in the present environment. The entropy stacks up on our ledger and I think pretty much magic is the plan to pull out of the tailspin that this wrongheaded strategy requires.

I guess it boils down to who is we? I think our problems are rather more serious than a bit of corporate welfare that might up our health outcome rankings by a few spots in combination with maybe a few other countries taking a step or two back.

I am also not sure that obligation to the insurance cartel is necessarily an evolutionary step toward the right to health care. I'm not saying it absolutely cannot be but pretending inevitability seems less than reasonably honest to me. I can't even go so far to say it is even probable that we are moving toward a right here. The money corrupts and dictates the rules of the game.

That is just within the context of its own arena, the odds of this framework to act as some seed of a new paradigm on the side of the people are quite long.