Some on the Left have been noting with pleasure that advocates on the Right have now dropped calls to repeal the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, whose affordable nature is called into question and whose protection most patients attempt to avoid.

They’re right. But why shouldn’t they, when the act, with its built-in store of perverse incentives, has done so well at repealing itself?

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