How To Replace Failed Health Care Law

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Republicans should ask four basic questions about each health care reform idea: Is it constitutional? Is it necessary? Is it affordable? Will it work? That is, will it reduce health care costs and thus the number of uninsured Americans? Only proposals with a "yes" next to all four questions should make the cut.
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1. Don't pass a 2,000-page bill no one has read.
Instead, follow regular order. Move multiple bills. Permit lots of time to read them. Allow plenty of amendments. Legislate.
2. Don't focus on covering the uninsured.
Focus instead on reducing health care costs.
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Half the U.S. population gets its health benefits through the workplace, thanks to generous federal tax subsidies created in the 1940s.
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the Tenth Amendment leaves health insurance regulation to the states,
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In America, health insurance should be voluntary.

http://www.americanthinker.com/articles/2016/01/obamacare_replacement_made_easy.html

January 20, 2016
Obamacare Replacement Made Easy
By Dean Clancy