Governor Scott: Florida Will Not Implement Insurance Exchanges or Expand Medicare
Florida, the state the led the fight against President Obama's health care law, will not comply with the Supreme Court opinion.
Gov. Rick Scott tells Fox News that he and his Attorney General, Pam
Bondi, will work tirelessly to make sure the law is repealed. He feels
that can be done by electing officials, like Mitt Romney, who have vowed to fight the law before 2014, when most of its provisions kick in.
If that doesn't happen, Scott insists he still won't "implement these
exchanges that will increase the cost of health and make Medicaid
worse."
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4 comments:
Please do not vote for Mitt Romney, do you really think he has the best interest of the middle class?
do you think obama has a clue?
This from the man who's company has the largest settlement in US History for Medicare fraud.
Mitt Romney is a thousand times better than what we have now.
Everything Obama has done has turned into a pile of manure as will his signature health care bill.
He wasted everyone's time with that bill all to the detriment of the economy.
And before you all go saying he inherited it, I'm sure you all know that Bush warned the democratic controlled Congress when he was in office that the stuff was getting ready to hit the fan and he was overruled and Congress refused to hold hearings. Obama was part of that congress.
You all can blame Bush all you want but that only proves how out of touch and clueless as to what is going on you all really are.
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