AdamT
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What if the option is less efficient than all the private choices?
Would it still get to exist, at a loss to the government?
You know that once we let these cats out of the bag, they're much harder to put back, even if it doesn't work out as well as everyone says.
I blieve that the public plan was required to be self financing. It wouldn't run at a profit, but it wouldn't lose money either. It would have charged premiums just like a private plan.