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The GOP’s need for creative policy
Of all the signs of Democratic midterm trouble, it is fitting that Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius— who has already contributed so much — should make another important offering. She recently assured the House Ways and Means Committee that health insurance premium increases next year would be “far less significant than what they were prior to the Affordable Care Act.”Over the past several years, increases in insurance premiums have averaged nearly 6 percent. Because of the rocky launch, age distribution and delayed provisions of Obamacare exchanges, insurance company officials expect far larger premium increases this spring…Read More
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