The White House is distancing itself from the ramifications of the GOP victories in New Jersey and Virginia, but within the scope of the for-profit healthcare marketplace, will the effects from these key elections be more pronounced? If a Wall St. rally among some insurers is any indication, then moderate Democrats may start trending globally anti-reform. Generally, the competition for votes in the House has centered around an expansion in Medicaid and the creation of a government plan to be inserted into the healthcare economy, spurring competition. Although the WH won’t admit it, will some top Dems use these two Republican victories to delay debate well into 2010 and another (infinitely more crucial) election cycle? | LINK

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