When the Democratic Leadership agreed to require all California residents to obtain health care coverage, they wanted to make sure they weren't creating a financial hardship on the state's citizens. So they created the "6.5 percent" exemption. If health insurance costs were in excess of 6.5 percent of a family's income, they would not need [...]
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