That would require finding voters and politicians who understand the Affordable Care Act made medical care or insurance "affordable?" in the wrong way. The right way would have been to use market forces not regulations and subsidies.  Subsidies appear to be fine but in the long run don't really help us and put money in the bank accounts of health care providers and insurance companies without costs decreasing .What is needed is more opportunities for we the people to be the creators of the wealth we need through working or investing in or owning the businesses that provide services and produce goods at prices made affordable by market forces rather than the recipients of government assistance. The more we can do for ourselves the less government needs to do for us and the more it can concentrate using its tax revenues to defend us and help us survive and recover from natural disasters. The more profitable businesses and people working the greater the tax base.