MO Lieutenant Governor Peter Kinder challenges ballot language

It appears that MO Secretary of State Robin Carnahan is once again trying to deceive voters with confusing and unfair ballot language.  Most of us remember the Amendment 2 fiasco.
Here is her proposed ballot summary for the Nov. 7 ballot:  
“Shall Missouri law be amended to deny individuals, families, and small businesses the ability to access affordable health care plans through a state-based health benefit exchange unless authorized by statute, initiative or referendum or through an exchange operated by the federal government as required by the federal health care act?”

Would you know how to vote on this?

MO Lt. Gov. Peter Kinder is challenging this ballot language.  Here is what Lt. Gov. Kinder said in his press release:
"Carnahan's language states that if you vote yes, 'Missouri law will be amended to deny individuals, families, and small businesses the ability to access  affordable health care plans.'
In actuality, the Missouri ballot measure allows voters to prohibit unelected bureaucrats from implementing certain ObamaCare provisions unless specifically authorized by the legislature or a vote of the people."
Would you know to vote "yes" if you wanted to slow down the implementation of Obamacare and are against Obamacare?

(link to press release)
(link to another article on this topic)