ObamaCare in a Nutshell

From the Wall Street Journal:

As Ivan Seidenberg of Verizon accurately put it in September, "The problem with the health-care market in this country is that it doesn't really function as a market—leaving major consumer needs unmet, costs unchecked by competition, and basic practices untouched by the productivity revolution that has transformed every other sector of the economy."

Yet in Congress the market-based policies that could encourage such changes have been ignored, dumped or converted into timid pilot programs. Instead of increasing the competition and consumer choice that would result in better value and reduce the annual double-digit cost increases in health spending, ObamaCare will simply expand the status quo and make it more expensive.

The solution:  Scrap it and start over.