By Madeline Shannon

With about eight weeks until federally subsidized health insurance premiums expire, at least one Republican legislator in California is voicing concern about the issue that is the main crux of the ongoing government shutdown.

“This is something that I think is part of a government-created problem, and the government injecting itself into all these realms of the economy actually create an issue,” Asm. David Tangipa, (R-Clovis), told The Center Square. “They drive up pressure on the market. We’ve got to spur innovation, and we’ve got to allow other industries to come in and challenge these corporations and industries that are driving insurance costs.”

What he’s saying: Removing the government from the equation and allowing the health insurance market to remain just tha

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