No. It is. As the gentleman states, it is a very common practice. And you know, it is downright unAmerican. Small businesses are the backbone of our economy here in America. When you do not allow a small business to participate, even if they are willing to take the reimbursement that an insurance company is offering, but that insurance company, nevertheless, will not let them participate, that, in my opinion, is unAmerican.
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