Insurance Premiums Down 5% Under Romneycare

Mitt Romney may want to flip-flop on running away from Romneycare, the health care reform he signed in Massachusetts which served as the national model — also known as Obamacare.

As insurance premiums have increased across the country, a new study finds that health care premiums in Massachusetts have dropped 5%.

98% of Massachusetts residents have health care coverage, the most in the nation. The state also ranks 48th in the nation in expenditures on health care.

Romney has often vowed that he would repeal the national care reform law if he is elected president, which would remove vital health care from U.S. citizens who otherwise couldn’t afford it.