Now that President Obama has said it’s OK with him if insurance companies keep their policyholders in health plans that don’t meet the standards established by the Affordable Care Act, at least for another year, the big question is whether insurers will take him up on the offer. The answer: it depends. Read more» 
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Disruption. Get ready to hear that word many times in the coming weeks, especially if you hang out inside the Washington beltway. Read more»
The political action committees of the 11 largest health insurers and their biggest trade group gave $10.2 million to federal politicians between 2007 and 2012. Most of that money went to Republicans who pledged to repeal or gut the Affordable Care Act.
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Expected Republican wins in Congress and in statehouses throughout the country Tuesday would likely slow down implementation of the new health law and make the debate even more contentious. Read more»
