Price spikes set to leave thousands of Kentuckians without health insurance, advocates say
While some Kentucky Republicans in Congress accuse Democrats of shutting down the government to get “free health care for illegal aliens,” advocates are warning that thousands of U.S. citizens in Kentucky will no longer be able to afford health insurance next year.
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