Absolutely. Let them try the free market. They don't like socialized health care then they need to get off it.
Before we can "
let them try the free market" we'd actually have to have a
free market, as of right now it doesn't exist but I'm all for creating one, we can start by removing the monopoly control of the money supply exercised by private bankers and then move on to stripping away the 10's of thousands of pages of state and federal regulations and tax and redistribute schemes that control pretty much every aspect of the current market.
"
Government's view of the economy could be summed up in a few short phrases: If it moves, tax it. If it keeps moving, regulate it. And if it stops moving, subsidize it." --
Ronald Reagan
Free market healthcare sounds great.........until you are sick from something that wasn't covered in your plan, or had a preexisting condition not covered. Now no insurance will cover you. Better suck it up and pay free market prices for care because no insurance company will cover you, if you can't afford it too bad. Sell your house and car and cash out your investments, no govt aid for you pull up your bootstraps and get an extra job freeloader.
Free market healthcare would be cheaper and higher quality than what you have now, it's just like everything else private enterprise does when it has to compete on a free and level playing field, as opposed to government intervention which destroys competition resulting in higher prices and lower quality. Business can't price their customers out of the market and survive which is why they just love government interference because it gives them a perfect avenue for looting the public treasury to subsidize un-affordable prices while at the same time using the regulatory regime to lock out competitors so they don't have worry about quality either.
You don't have have a free market in healthcare and haven't had anything remotely resembling one since prior to WW II, what you have a government controlled market with a massive system of crony capitalism, how's that working out so far?