On the recordFebruary 14, 2018
Anytime the uninsured rate goes down, that is not a measure of success.
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congress.govG. K. Butterfield: “Anytime the uninsured rate goes down, that is not a measure of success.”
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Butterfield emphasizes that a decrease in uninsured rates does not indicate success.
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