Something else you guys should be concerned with: the overwhelming sentiment among the general US population is that "if Europe can charge so much less and pay doctors a lot less , why can't we?!" And while physician salaries are generally not plummeting or reflecting this desire just yet, the push for it certainly won't be lessening any time soon.
There is a huge disconnect between the rising cost of medical school and the declining reimbursements. Whereas just a generation (or less) ago you could attend medical school for ~$50,000 for all 4 years included and then start making $300k in certain fields right off the bat, now students are graduating with debt 5-7 times greater, and people are heavily advocating chopping down the salaries and inhibiting your ability to dig yourself out of the enormous debt hole. The people who are going to see the effects of greatly diminished reimbursement are not the ones who have enjoyed the low debt/high salary tradeoff for decades. It will be all of you/us, the ones who had to pay an exorbitant amount of money for our training, only to arrive at the big dance and realize that all the pretty girls left hours ago.