The US has two options: * Start from scratch with a new system. * Keep trying to make the current mess work. When it only came into existence as a way of evad

The US has two options: * Start from scratch with a new system. * Keep trying to make the current mess work. When it only came into existence as a way of evading price controls in WW2. And it's hopelessly wasteful and expensive and ineffective. But the US system is institutionally opposed to reform.