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New Video Warns Against "Fox Guarding the Hen House" On MN’s New Health Exchange

A new video released by TakeAction Minnesota urges Governor Dayton to not let the "fox guard the hen house" on Minnesota's new Health Insurance Exchange.

The video encourages members of the public to contact Governor Dayton and urge him to prevent the health care industry from gaining seats on the governing body that will oversee the state's new Health Insurance Exchange starting in 2014.

“Those individuals selected to oversee Minnesota’s new health care exchange will have enormous influence over health outcomes for the people of Minnesota,” said Liz Doyle, Associate Director of TakeAction Minnesota. "The new Health Insurance Exchange must be able to put the needs of consumers and small businesses first. Strong conflict of interest standards for the health care industry are critical to allowing the Exchange to meet this goal."

Click here to read the full press release.