Nevada's ObamaCare Co-Op Rolls Snake Eyes
If you had a dollar for every person who's blown through a
fortune in Nevada's casinos, you'd almost certainly have enough for a pretty
lavish Las Vegas vacation.
But today's story of losing big money doesn't come to us courtesy
of the craps table at Bally's or the roulette wheel at the Bellagio. It's from the Nevada ObamaCare Health
Insurance Co-Op. From our friends at The
Daily
Signal: A Nevada health insurance provider that received
more than $65 million in taxpayer-funded loans from the federal government
announced last week that it is discontinuing operations at the end of the year.
The Nevada Health Co-Op will close its doors beginning Jan.
1 because of "challenging market conditions." The co-op will be the
third of the 23 consumer-oriented and operated plans created under Obamacare to
shutter.
As The Daily Signal notes, this isn't the first of these
health insurance co-ops to fail in a big way.
Co-op operations in Iowa and Louisiana have also gone belly up in recent
months, adding to the enormous total of taxpayer dollars that have been wasted
on the so-called Affordable Care Act.
And at the end of the day, it's just even more people
experiencing disruptions in their health care coverage through no fault of
their own - but entirely because of ObamaCare.
Source: Carrie Lukas, VP for Policy & Economics,
Independent Women's Voice
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