The Obamacare statute gives the federal government power to enforce those rules in states that have chosen not to do so.
Texas v. Azar could strike down the federal government's regulations, but it would leave intact the authority of states to regulate insurance.
Some state legislatures have simply written them into state law.
What States Can Do. States needn't wait for the Supreme Court to rule or Congress to legislate.
Every state goes into their legislative sessions next year.
States could pursue innovative regulatory approaches to improve their insurance markets, approaches that would take effect were the Supreme Court to strike down the federal regulations.
This proposal would replace the Obamacare entitlements with grants to states.
https://www.dailysignal.com/2018/11/20/a-judge-will-likely-rule-against-obamacare-heres-what-should-happen-next/
Texas v. Azar could strike down the federal government's regulations, but it would leave intact the authority of states to regulate insurance.
Some state legislatures have simply written them into state law.
What States Can Do. States needn't wait for the Supreme Court to rule or Congress to legislate.
Every state goes into their legislative sessions next year.
States could pursue innovative regulatory approaches to improve their insurance markets, approaches that would take effect were the Supreme Court to strike down the federal regulations.
This proposal would replace the Obamacare entitlements with grants to states.
https://www.dailysignal.com/2018/11/20/a-judge-will-likely-rule-against-obamacare-heres-what-should-happen-next/
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