Health insurers shift GOP support after backing Democrats
Health insurers moved their political money from Democrats to Republicans as the individual mandate fueled Tea Party opposition. The industry now seeks friendlier regulation from a possible GOP Congress, aiming to limit rules on premium rebates and define what counts as excessive increases while preserving the mandate.
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