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2:32Now Playing"With less than a week before Kentuckians can start signing up for Obamacare again, there's little of the public hoopla that surrounded last year's historic launch in a state widely seen as a national model for its smooth rollout.
But after Tuesday's Republican sweep of Congress, there is new uncertainty about the Affordable Care Act's future — with Sen. Mitch McConnell, poised to become majority leader, saying that he wants to target elements of it.
Kentucky Gov. Steve Beshear, however, said he's confident the law will ultimately remain mostly intact, partly because it would be "very difficult — not to mention unpopular — for Congress to try to snatch health care away from millions of Americans who finally have it, many for the first time."
In the meantime, key changes are coming during this year's open enrollment, including a bigger penalty for not having insurance, a shorter enrollment period, new insurers and potential changes to premiums and subsidies, including for those who enrolled last year."* The Young Turks host Cenk Uygur breaks it down.
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