As AT's Rich Baehr said in his email alerting me to this brilliant article by Michael Bernstam of the Hoover Institution, "A perspective well worth the five-minute read. Can simplify a lot of long dinner-party discussions." Indeed, it can.Fox News: The problem with ObamaCare is not that it is poorly designed or sloppily implemented. The problem is in the nature of things: The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, as it has been envisaged, is inherently impossible. To see this, forget ObamaCare for the moment. Think health care in general. Health care can be many things for many people: It can be universal (extended to all people) or selective (available to some people). It can be comprehensive (covers all conditions and cures at any age) or rationed. It can be affordable or prohibitively expensive. But there is one thing that a health care system cannot be. It cannot be everything for everyone.It cannot simultaneously be 1) universal, 2) comprehensive, and 3) affordable.This...(Read Full Post)