Legislature Doesn’t Act To Expand Health Exchange Board

Last week, lawmakers didn’t act on a proposal to expand membership on a board that will help shape the future of healthcare in the state.  WNPR’s Jeff Cohen explains.

Here’s the story.

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  1. peter brush

    You know there’s been way too much hopey change when you find yourself wishing you were to live in New Jersey, or at least living under a New Jersey government. pb
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    But Christie’s veto message noted the “uncertainty” surrounding the Affordable Care Act, particularly because the U.S. Supreme Court is set to rule on its legality in June.

    “While I appreciate the Legislature’s attempt to find steady policy footing in these shifting legal sands, I am concerned that a hastily created exchange in New Jersey will impose unnecessary obligations upon the state’s citizens,” Christie wrote in his veto message. http://www.philly.com/philly/news/new_jersey/20120511_Christie_vetoes_key_element_of_Obamacare.html

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