All those single people who voted for the president again might want to reconsider. They also might want to stay the hell away from Vermont.
Politicians in the Green Mountain State haven't been shy in their affection for Obamacare, and they proved it this week, becoming the first state in the union to release their proposed health insurance rates.
To quote straight from the Associated Press story that ran right here on BenefitsPro, "The state released proposed rates Monday. Examples show that a family of four with an annual income of $32,000 would pay $45 a month out of pocket. A single person making $40,000 would pay $317 a month."
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