For the hundreds of thousands of people losing their insurance, this is an alarming development. But in Congress, it appears that both the program’s proponents on the Left and critics on the Right long saw this collapse coming. A paper trail of oversight reports and congressional letters points back to at least 2013, when the alarm bells first began ringing both in Congress and the Department of Health and Human Services. Yet from big talk came little action, and the co-ops were left alone to spin their wheels.
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