The Affordable Care Act should be repealed immediately.

This argument seeks to demonstrate that the Affordable Care Act (ACA/Obamacare) is a terrible piece of legislation that never should have been passed and should be repealed immediately. My arguments are as follows: a) The ACA is not effective. It does nothing to improve access to health care, does nothing to address the costs of health care, and actually makes health care more difficult to get access to. b) The ACA is inefficient. It creates a huge number of new bureaucracies of unelected bureaucrats who have the ability to control the most intimate details of our lives, and it expends billions of dollars and creates tens of thousands of pages of Byzantine regulations that impede a physician's ability to do his job. All of this effort produces no real increase in the availability or quality of health care because of the way the law is structured. c) The ACA has failed to meet even the most basic of its own deadlines and broken all of the promises made about it. Implementation has, in the words of one of the Senators who wrote the bill, become a "train wreck." Even the Labor Unions and the very Congress who passed it want exemptions from it because it basically ruins the health care system for anyone who is subject to the law. Even a cursory examination of the promises made about the ACA shows that virtually all of them have been broken: "If you like your doctor/insurance, you can keep him/it." "This will cost XX billion dollars." "Insurance premiums will drop." The list goes on. d) The ACA makes working as a physician such an unattractive option as a career path that over 40% of currently practicing primary care physicians surveyed have said they will leave the practice of medicine before Obamacare goes into effect to avoid the burden it will place upon them. This will make finding a doctor incredibly difficult, as there is already a critical shortage of primary care physicians in some parts of this country and a large percentage of the doctors who are quitting have private rural practices... the kind we need more of. e) The bill itself was passed by a parliamentary trick against the will of the People, by a Congress that deliberately excluded the opposition from the process and hadn't even read the bill when they passed it. Even now, 2/3 of the country thinks Obamacare should be repealed. f) So many problems have come out of the implementation of the bill that it is a near impossibility for the government to meet any of the deadlines written into the bill. This has led President Obama to directly violate his role according to the Separation of Powers and change legislation he signed into law by simply refusing to enforce portions he doesn't like. These exemptions show in bold color the rot and corruption that exists at the core of this Administration, as the exemptions have been used to reward allies and punish enemies. These points and several others that I will bring to bear if necessary make a strong case that the law was ill-conceived, badly written, poorly executed, and should be totally scrapped to make room for a clean start. I welcome a challenger who will endeavor to prove me wrong.