Every thinking person agrees that the health care (actually, sick care) system in the United States is not performing as well as it should. I say “every thinking person”, because special interest money can turn off one’s thinking cap very quickly. This is what is happening now.
People, by our genetic makeup and millennia of experience, are averse to change. We like thinks to be predictable, especially when it is fundamental to our survival. We like our homes, familiar abodes of safety, just as well today as we liked our caves, or our hunting and gathering grounds, or any number of things that gave us a sense of security thousands of years ago. Change, and the uncertainty associated with it, is scary for most of us.