Clark talked recently about the new legislation in Massachusetts that requires everyone in the state to have health insurance. The law has been made even stronger because the governor used the “line item veto” power to eliminate clauses that made the bill more confusing. Massachusetts has offered insurers a giant market to sell to and what must be covered. The idea is that people won’t get stuck paying for others who didn’t spend as much on health care. Yes, the government plays a role, but that is okay in Clark’s opinion.