President Trump quoted from a New York Times article about insurers exiting Affordable Care Act marketplaces, leaving parts of the country at risk of having no insurers offering health plans that could be purchased with subsidies offered under the law, also known as Obamacare.

The failing @nytimes finally gets it - "In places where no insurance company offers plans, there will be no way for ObamaCare customers to..

...use subsidies to buy health plans." In other words, Ocare is dead. Good things will happen, however, either with Republicans or Dems.

While the president has presented the healthcare law's demise as a foregone conclusion, some commentators have pointed out that his own remarks could play a role in driving insurers out of the individual market, as such comments appear to signal to insurance companies and to enrollees that his administration would make little or no effort to ensure the marketplace's stability.