TN Rep: Restaurant Owner Spent ‘Sleepless Nights’ Trying to Overcome Obamacare Costs Before Closing

[Revmitchell]

"We saw a real-life picture of the damage of Obamacare in my home state of Tennessee when a Music City institution – the Noshville Deli – announced this week that it would close its doors after 19 years because of the onerous mandates and high costs of this law.

The restaurant’s owner, Tom Loventhal, said that 'The administrative time and costs of managing mandated health insurance in the restaurant industry create an untenable burden, and that’s before the cost of premiums.'

He goes on to say, 'I’ve spent many hours, including some sleepless nights trying to find a solution, but I can’t find one.'”

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[matt wade]

They were closing regardless since they were going to sell the property to a developer. They just closed early.

http://www.tennessean.com/story/lif...town-noshville-close-after-19-years/76933098/