The article discusses the challenges faced by Republicans in dealing with health care reform, particularly their opposition to state insurance exchanges and the Independent Payment Advisory Board (IPAB) under the Affordable Care Act. It highlights the irony of conservative governors refusing to set up state exchanges, thereby undermining states' rights and inadvertently supporting a more national system. The article also critiques the conservative stance on health care costs and the 'death panels' myth.
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