Love some of the bracing analogies employed by this analysis: * employer-based insurance being a 'Whole Foods'-like product best for the rich that's nonetheles

Love some of the bracing analogies employed by this analysis: * employer-based insurance being a 'Whole Foods'-like product best for the rich that's nonetheless been encouraged by the government, while the 'Wal Mart'-like alternative has been encumbered to the point of disappearing. * how would we raise our $3.5T health costs if they were war reparations required of the US from a foreign conqueror?