Myron Kreidler: “Before the Affordable Care Act, we had almost 1 million people without health insurance. Today, that is down from--and…”

I think what has been talked about here is allowing insurance companies to be able to innovate and offer changes without being unduly impeded.

We want to make sure they are not made second class citizens.

How can any rational person support the Affordable Care Act?

It becomes a larger pool--community-rated pool--and, therefore, you have the benefits of having more insured, and much less subject to having price increases.