2. a trigger implies that the public option won't come to be unless
some absurd thing happens, like the private option wasn't making anyone rich or something turrible.
Why don't we just cut to the chase instead of fiddling with triggers. It ain't gonna work. Making private insurers richer for three or four years before we exercise a "trigger" is not an option; they'll have even more money to lobby against executing "the trigger".
Have a public option or STFU about all the fancy dancin' on the way to a policy failure.
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