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Justin Barclay & Scott Borden discussing ObamaCare

Justin Barclay and I had fun on the radio yesterday discussing the unintended consequences of ObamaCare on the Jay Severin show:

December 24, 2013
Categories: The Politics of Health Care . Tags:aca, Affordable Care Act, direct pay, failed rollout, HDHP, health care reform, health insurance, Health Savings Account, healthcare reform, high-deductible, hsa, hsa guy, justin barclay, obamacare, PPACA, scott borden, unintended consequences . Author: Scott Borden

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