Healthcare solution ?
Obama gave us that already no ??
It predictably only needs massive coerced tax increases and obscene premium increases on those forced to pay for others welfare care.
ACA is a hybrid mix of private insurance/providers and government run exchanges, subsidies and regulation.
This solution was spawned by conservatives over a Heritage as an alternative to Clinton single payer plan, it was implemented by Romey in his state (Republican presidential candidate 2012) and finally delivered nationally by Democrats.
So "giving it to us" was a bi-partisan effort, complete with conception, beta-testing and implementation.
It is also certainly not a FINAL solution, but a first major step that has many shortcomings and MUCH to fix and add-on.
Tell us about the "FINAL solution to the health care question"!
That is not borne out by theory, but practice - when our system gives ballpark outcomes and costs to other, more successful systems.
ACA needs to better address certain affordability situations to ENSURE that insurance is affordable for everyone, and put real teeth behind the mandate, so people can't abuse the system by skipping coverage until they are sick.
So, what sort of "real teeth" does your final solution entail?
There also needs to be much added on terms of cost containment and pricing transparency throughout healthcare industry to seriously increase competition. Currently there is no way, or extremely difficult to figure out what any given treatment or surgery will cost you and there is no way to "shop around" for consumers in this industry.
No one gives a shit about what their health care costs. In fact, if a patient is "covered" and the premium is met, they have every incentive to pick the most expensive treatments available. That's central to the problem.
Insurance is the problem, not the solution.
"real teeth" IRS being able to collect mandate tax as any other tax - currently it's a piece of cake to not pay because ACA specifically strips out IRS being able to enforce it and there are tons of exceptions/waivers because again, affordability is not fully addressed.
So, if people refused to buy health insurance from your corporate sponsors, they'd go to jail, eh?
Getting rid of insurance is not possible PERIOD.
It's certainly possible, by that's not really what I'm suggesting. We just need to quit propping up unsustainable insurance schemes with short-sighted government policies. Let health care consumers sort out for themselves how much insurance is really worth. Like a real free market.