.MaddowBlog: White House balks at new ACA open-enrollment period
this week, fleshing out related options for those who lose their health insurance during the crisis, pointing to Medicaid and COBRA as other possibilities for some.
As for White House officials"exploring other options," it's not at all clear what those might be or when we'll hear about them. Lingering in the background, meanwhile, is the Republican lawsuit to tear down the ACA in its entirety, which is pending at the U.S. Supreme Court.this week,"The worsening coronavirus outbreak may be stretching the limits of the U.S.
The case may have been filed by Republican attorneys general, but the White House has thrown its full support behind the litigation.
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