I'm curious: you are aware that a universal health care law passed in the U.S. last year, right? Its goal was to make this statement no longer true in the U.S.

I'm curious: you are aware that a universal health care law passed in the U.S. last year, right? Its goal was to make this statement no longer true in the U.S.: >If you have the wrong medical profile, you could be simply uninsurable. That’s how a free market works. by January 1, 2014. Given that health insurance systems similar to the one the Affordable Care Act sets up do provide universal insurance in other countries, it seems that the ACA has a good chance of doing what it's promised to (though I'm sure it will require tweaks and adjustments in the years to come). But regardless, a conversation about health care in the U.S. that doesn't even mention the ACA seems to be rather pointless.