A federal choose has struck down a rule letting people and small companies pool collectively to purchase medical insurance, threatening a program inspired by the Trump administration that was created as an escape hatch from excessive Obamacare premiums. The ruling, issued Thursday by U.S. District Choose John Bates, a President George W. Bush appointee, got here after 11 states and the District of Columbia sued saying that the foundations violated Obamacare and the Worker Retirement Revenue Safety Act, or ERISA. Bates agreed, concluding in his opinion that the rule, issued by the Division of Labor, was "clearly an end-run round" Obamacare….
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