If that's true, then private health insurance is indeed succeeding spectacularly! I don't think that's what you mean though. But if the money alone is the jud

If that's true, then private health insurance is indeed succeeding spectacularly! I don't think that's what you mean though. But if the money alone is the judge, losing $230 billion over 10 years is very serious failure if you ask me. I'm curious what incremental changes could change the failure faster than giving private companies a shot to see what they come up with.