It's not, and this election result shows it quite well.
Yes, it is difficult to administer sweeping changes, and that is a good thing. Revolutionary changes usually bear sweeping consequences, and if the healthcare bill if flawed (which it is), then the public will end up paying the price for a legislative mistake.There is something fundamentally wrong with an entire system of government that prevents core pieces of legislation of the ruling party being passed when they have a majority in the legislature.
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