This piece is a must read because it so eloquently captures what so many of us try to desperately get across on a daily basis.  While the numbers cited may not be exact, they are close enough to get the message across, the idea that no government program has ever met projections and will invariably cause a domino effect of failures resulting in disaster. 

Even this will likely prove to be an underestimation of the true long-term costs. No other Big Government program has ever stayed within an order of magnitude of the promises made when it was signed into law. Medicare originally cost about $3 billion, when it began in 1965, and was projected to cost about $12 billion by 1990, adjusted for inflation. The actual cost in 1990 was nearly ten times that figure, $107 billion. It was up to $440 billion by 2007. The architects of the program would have been run out of town on a rail, if these future costs had been known to the voters of 1965.

Perfectly written and offers a stern warning of what is to come.  Unless you believe in unicorns, there is no reason you should believe or trust the promises outlined in ObamaCare