Well one thing I do like is they cannot drop you or do that pre existing condition stuff.   I will take a flawed system in place of a no system for sure ... I think it is a good step forward but we have further to go. I don't understand the argument that it takes away freedom because one is forced to have insurance. You cannot drive in most states without buying auto insurance. I don't see the difference. It has to be cheaper than paying the bill for those who need care and were dropped by the insurance companies and end up in the ER room because they are forced to go there for help because of no insurance ... the no system makes no sense and I think costs far more .