Critics say FreedomWorks and other ObamaCare critics "spend all their time opposing the president's health care reform, but don't have any alternative, better ideas of their own." Not true!

The technical problems with the implementation of the (Abdominable) Affordable Care Act are becoming the stuff of legend. The entire thing should be rebuilt. But that will not save the ACA, because the underlying policies and political pressures that have caused the problems are even worse than the systems so far created to deliver it.

Fellow activists and bloggers:Here's a handy list of some of the very best right-of-center experts and resources on ObamaCare and health policy. (I've purposely avoided including experts who are already well known, in favor of ones who deserve to be better known.)If you know of someone who should be added to this list, or would like to update this information, just send me an email at dclancy@freedomworks.org. Dean

On April 21, 2012, FreedomWorks’ health care VP Dean Clancy updated bloggers at BlogCon CLT in Charlotte, NC, on the Tea Party’s fight to replace ObamaCare with a patient-centered health care system. In a talk titled “Health Care: How We Win,” Clancy described the battle as being waged on four fronts: 1) the court of public opinion; 2) the Supreme Court; 3) Congress; and 4) the states; and he optimistically predicted, “We are going to win this thing!”

A study released yesterday gives a pretty bleak view of the Canadian health care system and a peak into our own future should such a plan be adopted.