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The Washington Post had an interesting article on the new Health Care Law’s impact on small businesses. Nearly two-thirds of small businesses that currently offer health insurance to their workers will pay more for coverage as a result of new rules in the health care law, as will millions of small-business employees and their family members, according to new estimates released by the Obama administration.
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