Posted on Jun 13, 2016
New Study: States That Don’t Expand Medicaid Are Hurting Themselves
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A new study by Georgetown University's Health Policy Institute finds stark differences between states that have expanded Medicaid eligibility under the Affordable Care Act and those — like Kansas and Missouri — that haven’t.
New Study: States That Don’t Expand Medicaid Are Hurting Themselves
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No, Medicare expansion to the states was already funded out. The state governments that are refusing to allow their citizens access to Affordable Care Act coverage are screwing over their own citizens just to be stubborn.
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Political fodder at the expense of the citizenry. This kinda reminds me of what my state, North Dakota, did with abortion lawsuits. The state AG pushed a law that knowingly violated Federal law, lost, then filed appeals that he knew had no chance of winning. Then the state's only abortion clinic sued the state and won a prized settlement. The state's own frivolous lawsuits ended up costing the taxpayers millions of dollars. Now the state's AG is running for governor and is using his own frivolous lawsuits to make him look like a champion to the pro-lifers.
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel problem is money. Cannot keep robbing from the left hand to pay the bill in the right hand.
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