Forbes October 9, 2018
Introduced by Pete Sessions (R-TX) and cosponsored by Mark Meadows (R-NC) and 17 other House Republicans, the resolution says that states should be given broad authority to reform their own insurance markets, provided that “individuals with pre-existing conditions experience lower premiums, lower out-of-pocket costs and greater accessibility to in-network providers.”
Obamacare has not been kind to people with medical problems. Premiums have doubled and tripled, deductibles are several times higher than typical employer plans, and there has been a race to the bottom on quality and access to care. Half the...