Brad Little“Perhaps the example in Idaho can help chip away at ObamaCare,” Little told Fox News. The state's insurance department now aims to let insurers sell cheaper, less comprehensive plans that officials project could reduce insurance costs by 30 to 50 percent. Insurance carriers still would have to offer plans on the state’s exchange, Your Health Idaho, while federal subsidies would continue to be available. “We lost 70,000 who dropped their health insurance because there was a 100 percent increase in premiums over the last two to three years,” Little told Fox News. Over 95 percent of Rhode Islanders have health insurance,” Raimondo told Fox News.

Source: Fox News February 27, 2018 17:37 UTC