Remember the uninsured? Those 45 million among us dominated the 2008 presidential campaign, then the 2012 campaign. What could the nation do? We had outlawed pre-existing exemptions, we allowed dependents to stay on their parents’ insurance until age 25 (saving parents the problem of their unemployed uninsured progeny); we had extended Medicaid to let states
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