Many states feel they do not want to be an extension of the federal government when running health insurance exchanges.<\/p>\n
Given the nature of politics, which can often seem mostly confrontational at the expense of the voters, many states figure they don\u2019t want to be an extension of the federal government in running health insurance exchanges. This means that they refuse to set up an insurance exchange, despite the fact it is the law under the Affordable Care Act. Ultimately, the feds will roll into those states and proceed to build an exchange for them, and ultimately, they will be almost impossible to configure to local needs.<\/p>\n
The whole point of these exchanges is to offer private insurance options to small business owners and families. Many federal politicians are promoting them (no surprise there), but their promotion makes sense, for the good of the voters. If people could see the forest for the (more…)<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Many states feel they do not want to be an extension of the federal government when running health insurance exchanges. Given the nature of politics, which can often seem mostly confrontational at the expense of the voters, many states figure…<\/span><\/p>\n