Insurance companies will always pull out of states which have populations with lower incomes and gravitate to states favorable in ‘paying’ for better coverage.
If you look at the maps where they’re pulling out..it reveals much.
That's a no-brainer. But what's happening here is that under Obamacare, the states with lower incomes were forced to have insurance companies sell policies with mandatory coverage that was tailored to states with higher incomes. This was the equivalent of having the FAA force every airline to eliminate its coach fares and only operate passenger flights with first-class accommodations. Would anyone be surprised if every airline pulled out of Memphis and Little Rock under those conditions, and only operated out of big cities like New York, Chicago and Los Angeles?