Columnists, such as Eugene Robinson, have lately been picking up the Bernie Sanders program of "Medicare for All," which is a sanitized way of saying "single-payer" health insurance for all, without any choices. While many critics are focusing on the cost of the program, which is substantial, there's also the question of what to do with the existing health care system.  Any changes to that, too, in the name of single-payer, are likely to be a mess. What do you do with the millions of private health insurance employees who will lose jobs in the private sector?  What do you do with all their family members and those with other jobs that exist because of those jobs? How do you handle the property values when those companies close and employees throughout the U.S lose their income because of single-payer? What do you do for the states and cities that lose property taxes, income taxes, sales taxes, and all the other taxes and fees when so many...(Read Full Post)