> As long as people keep looking at this through a "market" lens, or through a "just make it single payer" lens, the problem will never be solved There is defi

> As long as people keep looking at this through a "market" lens, or through a "just make it single payer" lens, the problem will never be solved There is definitely a sort of impasse on both ideological positions. The forces that be for some reason have not agreed to test out their ideas: a public option and deregulation simultaneously. But neither policy is popular in neither party. I disagree with your diagnosis, but I'm willing to do a policy that satisfies both your ideas and mine. Support a public option that will not have the issues you mention, and let me have my unlicensed, foreign, cash-pay, non-subsidized doctors, non-FDA meds and malpractice waivers.