claim: "before this (federal health care) law was enacted, florida parents ... were able to purchase inexpensive 'child-only' coverage for their children. the law’s 'consumer protections' have now eliminated that choice in florida."
author: rick scott
evidence_1: allowing or facilitating the purchase of health insurance out-of-state has ... the  result includes enacted laws in six states, and filed bills not passed in at least 17  others. .... purchases before federal health reform: eighteen states considered  laws to ... under the patient protection and affordable care act (aca), section  1333 ...
evidence_2: the affordable care act allows young adults to stay on their parents' health care  plan ... about 30% of young adults are uninsured, representing more than one in  five of ... young adults have the lowest rate of access to employer-based  insurance. ... on their parents' plan to make the coverage available until the adult  child ...
evidence_3: "before this (federal health care) law was enacted, florida parents ... were able to  purchase inexpensive 'child-only' coverage for their children. the law's ' consumer protections' have now eliminated that choice in florida." — politifact  florida ...
evidence_4: whether you need health coverage or have it already, the health care law offers  rights and protections that make coverage fairer and easier to understand.
evidence_5: college students are typically required to have health insurance. ... the  mandatory coverage laws rolling into effect this season, there are countless  reasons that ... under the affordable care act, children can obtain coverage  through their parents' ... which in turn can affect their ability to qualify for housing,  get student or car ...