bripat9643
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Yeah, Republicans get to vote for whoever they want to, for the most part, but what the party elites do with those votes can be exactly the opposite of how the vote went.Yes we know you far left drones are jealous of the (R) party as they get a choice in their nominations and you do not.
Pennsylvania, for example has 71 delegates of which only 17 are bound, and the rest are unbound. Trump could win by 20% margin and Cruz could still pick up all 54 delegates that are unbound simply because the party establishment likes Cruz more than Trump.
The trouble is that varying or numerous state regulations aren’t the main reason insurance markets tend to be uncompetitive. Selling insurance in a new region or state takes more than just getting a license and including all the locally required benefits. It also involves setting up favorable contracts with doctors and hospitals so that customers will be able to get access to health care. Establishing those networks of health care providers can be hard for new market entrants.
“The barriers to entry are not truly regulatory, they are financial and they are network,” said Sabrina Corlette, the director of the Georgetown University Health Policy Institute.
Horseshit. The state prevents other insurers from entering the market, so how can anyone claim it isn't regulatory?
your dumbass opinion vs the director of the Georgetown University Health Policy Institute.
go play in the middle of the freeway.
Why would anyone consider the opinion of a leftwing government bootlicking tick to be credible?