On Wednesday, Democratic Governor of Minnesota Mark Dayton said that the Affordable Care Act (ACA) was “no longer affordable,” which is big news and a large blow from someone who was an ardent supporter of the legislation only a short time ago. Few states embraced the health care law stronger than Minnesota under Dayton, where lawmakers created a state-run online market exchange for shoppers who aren’t covered by employers or public programs to buy individual coverage. The state scrambled to stop all seven companies that sell insurance directly to consumers or through the state exchange, MNsure, from fleeing for 2017, but the state’s largest insurer is still exiting.