One of the fundamental shortcomings I believe of the health care law as well is the failure to recognize that in some States like Minnesota we have a pretty low uninsured rate and a well-functioning marketplace.
Erik Paulsen: “One of the fundamental shortcomings I believe of the health care law as well is the failure to recognize that in some…”
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Paulsen critiques the healthcare law for not acknowledging Minnesota's low uninsured rate.
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