The New York Times has certainly given the Affordable Care Act its due.
Its articles and analyses have highlighted the millions who have gained coverage from the landmark law, particularly in states that agreed to expand Medicaid eligibility.
But the Gray Lady has also reported extensively on a nagging issue: ACA coverage just isn’t that good. At least not compared to what Americans who are accustomed to generous employer-sponsored health insurance might expect.
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