But none of those reasons matter - the "why" that insurance is tied to employment doesn't matter because it does and affects this situations reality, right now. Apologizing for that "why" doesn't change the situation one iota.
I seem to have not made my positions clear: The site has a political agenda, which is made clear by the quoted section, which includes statements are selected to support the political policy being promoted.
So, the reason the things I stated matter is that we can easily come to different conclusions, and that is likely why they are left off of the site:
Can't sell health insurance across state borders - fix by permitting sales across borders, putting downward pressure on price.
Insurance is tied to employment because of the tax code - fix by either eliminating the deduction or adding the deduction to personal tax code.
Can't build new hospitals because you have to get permission from other regional hospitals - fix by getting rid of the regulation, thus generating increased interest in new hospital development, in turn increasing the number of beds and putting downward pressure on prices.
I have not disagreed with any of the stated facts and I don't disagree with that claim, I'm claiming that the facts have been carefully selected to promote a political agenda.
You feel that converting a pandemic crisis into a political message is what people should be doing?
How does that help?
If you expect responses, you should spend more time making sure you understand what posters have posted, because it seems you haven't read anything I posted beyond one single post.