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Thousands in Minn., N.D. will be eligible for health insurance subsidies

FARGO — More than 69,000 North Dakotans and 459,000 Minnesotans will be eligible for premium tax credit subsidies to make health insurance more affordable next year under the Affordable Care Act.

By Patrick Springer , April 21, 2013

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Health insurance marketplace could increase competition in ND

FARGO — North Dakota’s health insurance market, long regarded as lacking stiff competition, will enter a new era when health reforms introduce a new marketplace next year.

By Patrick Springer , April 21, 2013

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ND House embraces Obamacare

BISMARCK — More than 20,000 more North Dakotans may have health insurance after members of the House voted Wednesday to expand Medicaid coverage to align with the federal requirement under the Affordable Care Act.

By TJ Jerke , February 28, 2013

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Medicaid expansion bill has first hearing with House subcommittee

BISMARCK — Gov. Jack Dalrymple said he thinks the politics associated with Obamacare should not deter the state from implementing a federally-funded Medicaid expansion, even though lawmakers from his own party say it isn’t a popular idea.

By TJ Jerke , January 12, 2013

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ND won't run health insurance exchange for now

BISMARCK — North Dakota is not planning to set up its own health insurance marketplace under the new federal health care law, although that step could be taken in the future, spokesmen for Gov. Jack Dalrymple said.

By Dale Wetzel , November 17, 2012

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ND direction on health care exchange to emerge next year

FARGO — North Dakota still must decide whether to allow the federal government to create a health insurance exchange for the state or to run one in partnership with Washington.

By Patrick Springer , November 15, 2012

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Poll: 60 percent in ND oppose Obamacare

Poll: 60 percent in ND oppose Obamacare FARGO — Sixty percent of North Dakotans who responded to a recent poll said they oppose the federal health care law nicknamed Obamacare, which U.S. Rep. Rick Berg and fellow Republicans are using to wage war on Democrat Heidi Heitkamp in the state’s highly visible U.S. Senate race.

By Mike Nowatzki , October 28, 2012

Montana Senate race; Bickering over bona fides

Montana Senate race; Bickering over bona fides HELENA, Mont. — Denny Rehberg often wears cowboy boots while campaigning for the U.S. Senate, telling stories about his ranching background and bashing the “death tax” and “Obamacare,” characterizations popular with Montana’s rural residents.

By By Matt Gouran , August 19, 2012

Health care plan fair

In all the millions of words spoken and written about the Supreme Court’s decision in National Federation of Independent Business, et al. v. Sebelius, Secretary of Health and Human Services (or the Affordable Care Act or “Obamacare”), something important has been overlooked: the benefits to ordinary Americans.

By Donna Brazile , July 01, 2012

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ObamaCare’s 2,700 pages too much

During the long, painful debate that led to the passage of ObamaCare, Republican lawmakers made a single request of their colleagues, the press and the public: Please read the 2,700-page bill.

By Byron York , April 04, 2012

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Letter: Change needed in anti-life requirements, Obamacare

February 17, 2012

Berg accepts government health care

Berg accepts government health care Rep. Rick Berg, R-N.D., has accepted the government-sponsored health care benefits offered to members of Congress — despite co-sponsoring a bill that would repeal the year-old health care reform legislation that he said represents a “government takeover of health care.”

By Ryan Johnson , January 26, 2011

Health care change that won’t happen

Republican leaders are pedaling news cycles at top speed, spreading the word about how, after capturing the House and maybe the Senate in November, they will quickly undo President Obama’s health care reform.

By Martin Schram , September 23, 2010

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Here’s what’s wrong with bill

Well, now politics has really gotten personal. Which is why I don’t agree with many of my conservative friends who say that now that America has taken the (literally) suicidal step of turning our health care over to our government via “ObamaCare,” it’s a permanent setup that will only grow more far-reaching and destructive over time.

By Betsy Hart , March 31, 2010

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It’s fun to drink deeply of this GOP whine

I love the sound of Republicans whining in the morning. Boo-hoo-hoo. The GOP lost the presidency and a big congressional election back in 2008. With the passage of President Obama’s health care bill, they’ve now lost the most significant domestic political battle since the 1960s.

By Gene Lyons , March 26, 2010

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