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ACA Question
Serious question: If the exchanges are by state why is the issue about counties with no coverage (and how would it work in states where there are no counties, or where they are just lines on a historical map with no political or administrative functions, like CT)?
The GOP big tent now is the size of a pup tent, its floor splattered with guano.
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GMB is correct.
Thanks to both for the ACA clarification.
Connecticut has counties only in the historical sense - you can find them on some maps but they ceased to be political/administrative entities in 1960, replaced by municipalities, mostly "cities" and "towns".
This sounds suspiciously like redlining.