The future of US medicine under ObamaCare is already on display in Massachusetts. The top four health insurers there just posted first-quarter losses of more than $150 million. Most of them blamed the state’s decision to keep premiums at last year’s levels for individual and small-business policies, when they’d proposed double-digit hikes to match the soaring costs they’ve seen under the state’s universal-coverage law.

Related Posts:

• WSJ — The Massachusetts Health Mess: Massachusetts shows how ObamaCare would really work.
• ObamaCare vs. Small Business — Why the National Federation of Independent Business supports the constitutional challenge to the health-insurance mandate — Dan Danner, president and CEO of NFIB
• New Hampshire Union Leader editorial – Unchecked power: The courts and Obamacare
• Washington Examiner: Obamacare would hurt small business
• John Graham – Myth of the Massachusetts Health-Insurance Mandate

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