Tennessee Shuts Down Three Schools Due to Obamacare
The District of Clay County in Tennessee has shut down three schools due to budget constraints caused by the Affordable Care Act. Clay County Director of Schools Jerry Strong stated that the decision to close the schools is directly related to the health care laws mandates that the district cannot afford at this time. As a result, 1,150 students will be out of class until further notice. In addition, the state of Tennessee announced yesterday that it will shut down its health insurance co-op due to financial problems, becoming the sixth Obamacare-funded insurance co-op to collapse due to financial difficulties. Approximately 27,000 Tennesseans must now find new coverage during the upcoming enrollment period.