Compromise Healthcare Bill Heads to Governor’s Desk for Signature
Targeted News Service (Press Releases)
ST. PAUL, Minn., Jan. 26 -- MinnesotaSenate Republicans issued the following news:
Today Senate Republicans passed the 2017 Emergency Healthcare Aid and Access Act with bipartisan support, winning the votes of two thirds of the Senate. The bill represents a compromise with Governor Dayton, who accepted several Republican ideas for reform, and promised to sign it into law.
The bill is a major accomplishment after years of gridlock on health reform, but Republicans are quick to point out that it's just a first step toward stabilizing the individual insurance market. More reforms are expected.
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