Will Trump's claim that his plan will include  "insurance for everybody," join Obama's assertion that "If you like your doctor, you can keep your doctor", and Sarah Palin's "death panels" on the list of health insurance hyperbole?

Republicans been unable to put together a plan (despite saying they were going to replace the ACA for the past 8 years), and now GOP politico's are anxious about the political fallout from ending coverage  It gets worse, WA Democrats Cantwell and Murray voted against giving Americans access to cheaper Canadian pharmaceuticals which won't help  keep down medical costs. Now ACA covers more of our citizens, kept pre-existing conditions from disqualifying people from insurance coverage, and covered adult children to age 26 on their parent's insurance. Most Americans don't want these provisions to end.

Despite Mr. Hall's aversion to having a dialogue on the matter, this is going to be the only way citizens will actually be able to talk about what they want.