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Rosendale Took Over $16k from Junk Insurance Execs, Then Pushed Junk Insurance onto Montana Families
Now, as the COVID-19 pandemic stretches on, State Auditor Matt Rosendale continues to push junk insurance in direct response to concerns over coronavirus — despite the fact that “not all short-term plans may cover testing for COVID-19” and that the plans could “reject Montanans who have pre-existing health conditions.” Recently, a report revealed that many consumers have been forced to pay for their own lifesaving treatment under short-term junk insurance plans, but Maryland Matt continues to list them as a viable option.
Rosendale himself has refused to say whether he’d buy a junk insurance plan for his own family.
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