I'm well aware of the health care costs issue. I spent 10 years working on healthcare systems. However, the quality of care is a big concern. I know of several Fortune 100 companies that have already stated it will cost less for them to pay the fine for not providing health care insurance for their employees vs providing the insurance. The quality of care those employees will get through the public system will not be as good. They will end up spending more out of pocket than they do now. Tell me how that makes sense.

Don't misunderstand me. There are some very good things in Obamacare. There are other things that are wrong.

>Costs are expected to rise in the short term as the uninsured are added to the system. They will not rise in the long term. We have the most expensive health care in the world, outpacing inflation year after year. That's how people wind up paying more for healthcare insurance than rent.
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>Give it a chance. You may be pleasantly surprised.