First an important disclaimer – this article is NOT for OR against healthcare reform!  I (and most reasonable minds) can agree that (1) having ~50 million people uninsured is terrible, (2) our government is not exactly the model of efficiency in almost anything it does, (3) healthcare costs are growing out of control, and (4) our economic problems (read: deficit) provide serious obstacles to paying for expensive initiatives.
I’m not opining on whether a plan will work or not and what it should look like.  What I am very interested in …

As the saying goes, there is no such thing as a free lunch.   With disruptive innovation, someone is the disruptor and someone else is the disrupted.   Unfortunately the government may be increasingly on the wrong side of this equation.
An interesting article was penned by Joe Weisenthal titled “Internet Startups will Destroy the Government”.  A catchy title sure to lure tech entrepreneurs (and some would-be anarchists too).