The next Republican administration will have a serious chance to change health-care policy for the good in the U.S. But conservatives should be aware of a problem: There are some moderate Republicans who actually don’t feel very strongly about repealing ObamaCare. They would much rather pass a law that doesn’t really alter the status quo, and doesn’t anger constituencies or voters, and still say they “repealed and replaced ObamaCare.”

To prevent this, it’s now time for real conservatives inside the GOP to take a stand not just against something, but for something.