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kentuck

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12. Run ads in those states.
Sun Jul 1, 2012, 01:55 PM
Jul 2012

Point out to the people that their Governor has decided that their children do not deserve medical care if they get sick. For 3 years, it was going to cost them nothing. Let him know what you think.

Reluctance? pRick Scott in Florida said, screw you we aint doin it NightWatcher Jul 2012 #1
No state will raise taxes to support expanded Medicaid. banned from Kos Jul 2012 #2
I know that I have a very dim view on most Americans Ruby the Liberal Jul 2012 #3
Good points. pinto Jul 2012 #5
They should have kept it at 100%. dkf Jul 2012 #6
This was Roberts' poison pill. n/t EFerrari Jul 2012 #14
Yep, and it potentially reaches far beyond Medicaid SickOfTheOnePct Jul 2012 #21
Gov. Dave Heineman of Nebraska (R) calls it "unfunded". Doesn't expansion include Fed block grants pinto Jul 2012 #4
This is where Dems, POTUS, Sebelius must step in, NOW, elleng Jul 2012 #8
The bill is written assuming the expansion of Medicaid will cover most up to 133% of poverty level, PoliticAverse Jul 2012 #16
Thought so. elleng Jul 2012 #18
In the end 10% is left to the states to cover. dkf Jul 2012 #9
I'd like to see estimates of what that 10% is expected to cover. Children already get Medicaid, pinto Jul 2012 #10
Medicaid expansion map by state... PoliticAverse Jul 2012 #23
Thanks. pinto Jul 2012 #32
Nice map....note on my state, Washington... Wounded Bear Jul 2012 #36
let the red state voters demand health care from the people they elected.... msongs Jul 2012 #7
Judging from the map above, there were quite a few Fawke Em Jul 2012 #34
The states that are objecting already have terrible Medicaid programs. MineralMan Jul 2012 #11
Run ads in those states. kentuck Jul 2012 #12
Tennessee here... and I already saw an ad. Fawke Em Jul 2012 #31
On Saturday's "Up with Chris Hayes" I saw a different perspective davepdx Jul 2012 #13
What should the states cut out of their budgets to pay for their portion? n/t SickOfTheOnePct Jul 2012 #15
In Kansas, corporations pay no taxes proud2BlibKansan Jul 2012 #17
Those will be extremely tough choices and will vary from state to state. davepdx Jul 2012 #20
I agree 100% SickOfTheOnePct Jul 2012 #27
I wonder how much they can effectively raise rates though? davepdx Jul 2012 #30
Reluctance my ass. They are in open defiance, saying they REFUSE. kestrel91316 Jul 2012 #19
Right, has nothing to do with 'reluctance' for financial reasons, elleng Jul 2012 #22
I agree that finances are probably not the primary reason SickOfTheOnePct Jul 2012 #24
That's the teaser rate. They should have kept it 100%. dkf Jul 2012 #26
Wouldn't matter to the haters, elleng Jul 2012 #28
The economy isn't going to recover very strongly. dkf Jul 2012 #33
Yes but I said 'down the road,' elleng Jul 2012 #37
They are about to change the way states account for pensions. dkf Jul 2012 #38
If you're speaking of the Medicaid expansion I wouldn't call it defiance SickOfTheOnePct Jul 2012 #25
Defying logic, reason, and the best interests of their constuents. elleng Jul 2012 #29
They're afraid it will start working and work so well Fawke Em Jul 2012 #35
Howard Dean: It's 'gubernatorial malpractice' not to accept Medicaid funds Life Long Dem Jul 2012 #39
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