How Federalism Could Spur Bipartisan Action On The Uninsured
National efforts to greatly reduce the number of uninsuredAmericans have made little progress for decades because achievingmajority support for any one approach has proved to be impossible.While as authors we remain unreconciled on the best solution, weshare the belief that federally supported state experimentation isa promising way to make progress. States should be allowed to trywidely differing solutions with federal financial support underlegislated guidelines, including specific protections andmeasurable goals. Congress would enact a "policy toolbox" offederal initiatives that s...
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