re: Alexander-Murray "Bipartisan" ACA fix already dead

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What did you do prior to the ACA handout bill?

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Can we go back to that point in one fell swoop? The ACA has caused these massive insurance premium spikes. Are we not too far down the ACA road to simply say "screw it, let it fail" without doing something that sets things back to the way they were basically overnight? If not, insurance companies are going to simply raise premiums much more than they were because without changing the coverage side of the equation IMMEDIATELY, you can't simply cut off funding IMMEDIATELY. Am I missing something?

It's not about who owns it or doesn't own it. It's about "how much will I have to pay for my insurance for 2018, and why."