December 14 has come and gone — and President Obama's Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act — better known as Obamacare — has received a stunning blow.
State governments had until December 14, 2012 to decide whether or not they would build their own health insurance exchange, an online service that would allow individuals to purchase private health insurance if it wasn't provided for by their employees.
That date has now passed and the exchange has been rebuked by half the states — with 25 state governments refusing to participate in this critical component of Obamacare.
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3 comments:
This is GREAT news. Hoping for "57" states. Ooops, that's how many NObama thinks there are. Can't blame him, he's not a legal citizen.
But not the Peoples' Republic of O'Malleyland.
MD. Tha land of stupid liberals
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