It's interesting how one state after another is being burdened by increasing health costs for its employees. It comes as no surprise that as the markets have declined, tax revenues have decreased, and insurance premiums have increased, state budgets cannot afford to continue providing ABOVE MARKET HEALTH SUBSIDIES.
Yet, it still comes as no surprise that [...]
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