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13 December 2013
Sally Pipes, President and CEO of Pacific Research Institute, discusses how millions of Americans' existing policies are being cancelled because of ObamaCare, several legal challenges to the healthcare law winding through the federal courts and more unintended negative consequences for families that the ObamaCare subsidies are supposed to help.
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