What is the mix of old and young people who have signed up?
What will this do to premium costs for next year?
Will the insurance companies require money through “risk corridors” to offset unexpected losses?
What is the per-person cost of Obamacare?
How many people got dropped, and how many of those found new coverage?
Is the average person paying less for Obamacare, as its authors claimed?
How many people have been forced to change doctors?
How many people have lost Medicare Advantage because of Obamacare-caused cuts?
The administration promised it would reduce the number of uninsured. Is the number of uninsured people still more than 30 million?
In short, Obamacare promised so much — cheaper care for so many millions, affordable care for everyone, keep your plan and your doctor — but gave much less (how much less will be known when these questions are answered) at huge cost and inconvenience. Now it is more important than ever for Republicans to show they can do a lot better at a fraction of the cost and without the upheaval.