For decades Alaskans have a higher income per population than any other low population density state and that we send the feds millions in income tax. This article states that we will get less back than other low income states for providing health care to our residents. Ted Stevens brought that up many times when others in the US Senate mentioned at times how much federal money he wanted to bring to the state for projects. Since medicaide expansion in Alaska, AETNA in August filed for a reduction in the cost of providing medical care in Alaska which it had to file to the state for consideration to approve. A good news for Alaskans a drop in the price of health care for us when more people are paying for health care, a small sign but a good one. Murkowski would be foolish to allow Alaskans to go back to he good old days of heath care in this state before the ACA since there were no good old days in this state when we had many residents wanting medical coverage and they could not get it.