Becerra, running for governor of California, faces a health insurance problem

Xavier Becerra, a former health secretary who oversaw a significant drop in the nation's uninsured rate, is now campaigning for governor of California amid a resurgence in uninsured individuals due to Trump-era policies. His experience in health care could be pivotal in addressing the state's current insurance challenges. This situation highlights the broader implications of federal health care decisions on state-level governance and underscores Becerra's potential to lead on health care reform if elected.