My own thought on ObamaCare (or what we used to call RomneyCare) is that it really doesn't address the real problem.... that health care costs are increasing at three times the rate of regular inflation, combined with a demographically aging society.
Well, health care costs are going to continue to be a larger share of incomes for quite a long time. That's true in every developed country. What do you want to do about it, offer less health care? Less advanced health care? I don't mean that sarcastically - it's a very difficult issue and the idea that health care costs are increasing are a natural outcome of people living longer and accessing better health technology.
Maybe it's not such a bad thing after all?
This is absolutely true and receives almost no attention.