Obama's health care law of progress in the United States

The Washington threat repeal a few weeks ago, U.S. President Barack Obama's health care law track now appears that nearly half of the states do not want to participate in the country other catch-up and management to prepare a spare.

Notice in Washington on Friday, and if they do not have insurance coverage played an important role in the construction of the new medical insurance market began in 2014, the original deadline. Although the Government has given a one-month extension of most of the countries have put forward their intentions.
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Nov. 13, 2012 file photo display at a news conference in Trenton, New Jersey, New Jersey Governor Chris Christie (Chris Christie) and the abolition of the threat of a few weeks ago, U.S. President Barack Obama's health care nearly half of the state, on the track of law to catch up with people ready for a standby, and do not wish to participate in and manage. Christie said New Jersey to comply with the Affordable Care Act "(AP Photo / Mel Evans, file)

As of last Friday, the 23 states plus Washington, DC, lawsuits, 15 of them said they would defer to the federal government to run their markets, and 12 people are still brewing their choice. Most blue Group litigation, including five of the Republican-dominated state. Undetermined several states, which seems to be moving in a positive role.

"After the election, it is really a" game "," Kelly said Barnes, a leader in the health care group at the consulting firm Price Waterhouse Coopers & Lybrand.

Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney has vowed to "Obamacare", began to dismantle his first day in office. Romney lost, rather than the Republican governor are scrambling to see if they can find an accommodation management, after two years of fighting the president's signature law.

"The president won the election, New Jersey, to comply with the Affordable Care Act," said Republican Gov. Chris Christie (Chris Christie), Friday, Christie said, he still has a cost, and said he decision. Earlier this year, he vetoed legislation to establish a national exchange rates, the new insurance market.

According to the Associated Press examination found that 16 states and Washington, DC, to establish their own exchanges. Effect from January 1, 2014, individuals, families and small businesses will be able to exchange their state with the majority of consumers receive government assistance to pay the premium for private insurance.

The exchanges help guide low-income, uninsured people in many countries to expand the Medicaid program.

Another seven states said they hope to cooperate with Washington to establish their own exchanges. , Ohio, on Friday joined the team and West Virginia officials said they are moving in the same direction.

Fifteen mostly Republican-led states said they will defer to the federal government to establish and run their own market. Georgia and Wisconsin officially joined the group Friday. However, New Hampshire, the Democratic-controlled State House won the election, is taking a second look at its default to the federal government's decision.