The Affordable Care Act recently passed its sixth birthday, and while voting for it contributed to my 2010 loss, I could not be prouder to see it increase access to care and patient choice while lowering overall costs.
Before the health care law, insurance company bureaucrats, rather than doctors and patients, made too many health care decisions. Thanks to the law, insurance coverage restrictions based on preexisting conditions have gone the way of the dodo bird. Yet, when it comes to prescription drugs, the health insurance industry has evolved a new way of rationing health care.
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