States weigh dropping Medicaid expansion after Supreme Court ruling
GOP leaders in Florida Ohio Pennsylvania Colorado Missouri Nebraska Indiana and Mississippi signal plans to opt out of ObamaCare Medicaid expansion as the Supreme Court limits federal penalties. Governors say federal dollars offer health coverage for millions but cost shares rise over time, forcing potential cuts and tax increases.
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Romney avoids health care talk after Supreme Court ruling
The article notes Mitt Romney’s health care signature as Massachusetts governor shaping political battles as Democrats highlight the state plan as a blueprint. It describes Romney’s defense of the Massachusetts law, his stance on repealing Obama’s national reform, and reactions from Republicans and rivals. It cites numbers on tax revenue from Obamacare and penalties, plus how rivals tie Romney to ChamneyCare and Obamacare outcomes.
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