>Obamacare is the obvious example. Are they really gonna take
>away 20 million people's health insurance?

Yes they will. Even though they lost the popular vote AND polling of people who did vote for Trump shows people don't want to lose their healthcare.

> Are they really
>gonna let insurers discriminate on pre-existing conditions
>again?
Yes.


>Are they really gonna go back from a system where 25%
>premium increases are an election year scandal, to the old
>system where 50% increases were routine?
Yes.


>
>"Obamacare" is unpopular, but all the elements that make it up
>are hugely popular (the above), or necessary for holding it
>together (the mandate).
>
>So now the Republicans need to contend with that. I'll be
>watching with popcorn.
>

AND they'll have lower cost options that provide little value, and those options will quickly balloon to cost as much or more as Obamacare options while providing much less benefits.

Remember their actual real idea is this : When you get sick use the money you saved up to pay for it. When you are out of money then ask your church or family for help. Then let the market decide.

I AM NOT shitting you.