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Opponents argued the rule would force doctors to perform procedures and insurers to cover services they didn't agree with.

Respondents to a recent survey said they would trust a robot more than their manager and turn to a robot for advice.

"For some of them, it was all of the money that they were expecting for their retirement, and they were promised it over and over."

The news comes days after Michigan's pension fund ended its ties to his firm.

Democratic voters are eager to hear more from the candidates about other health care issues.

The new rules were set to go into effect on October 15, but have been delayed following decisions by several judges.