Obama's 'Minimally Invasive' ACA Could Use Clinton's Fine-Tuning

The ACA was health care reform that left the health care system largely intact, says Princeton sociologist Paul Starr. A Clinton presidency could mean important adjustments to the law, including addressing the omission of a public option. Trump's proposals would, in his view, effectively end regulation of insurance, and responsible insurers should be worried about fraudulent forms of insurance entering the market.