Sen. Josh Miller (D-Cranston) has had a front row seat during the implementation of Obamacare in Rhode Island. Now, the prospect of a Trump presidency is creating uncertainty among proponents of the law.
On this week’s The Pulse, Rhode Island Public Radio’s Kristin Gourlay checks in with Rhode Island Sen. Josh Miller (D-Cranston). Miller heads the Senate’s Health and Human Services Committee. He shares what he believes lies ahead, under a Trump administration, for the health care law in Rhode Island and residents who need affordable insurance. Miller says his legislative priorities haven’t changed, and he’s optimistic low income Rhode Islanders will be able to retain their coverage.
