Insurance companies aren't inherently evil. They are important components in the way we deliver and finance medicine. But, left to their own devices, there are many reasons and ways for them to avoid providing universal coverage. That's the simple truth and there's no getting around it. The public option seems to me to be the best way of dealing with that reality.
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