[okie01]

To moratorium the known trouble spots would be good, until we can figure out how to back the monster out in an orderly manner. Knee jerks are not helpful here.

Given the 3-yr moratorium, it's evident that costs will skyrocket -- the government is going to be shoveling money at the health insurers to cover their losses (not to mention funding the subsidies).

After those three years pass, the choice will be evident:

1. Either continue to shovel billions and billions annually...

2. Or raise taxes on everybody an insane amount.

The single-payer option will, of course, cost about the same -- which can only be addressed by the same kind of tax increase.

The only rational answer will be to carefully dismantle the system. The only objections will come from those who are getting it "free".

[HiTech RedNeck]

And here is where the “carefully” part comes in.

A one line repeal is going to precipitate chaos. A careful deconstruction will be required.