How can states like Oklahoma and many others fight against Obamacare?
The powers that be say the states do not have the money to be a party to the health plan, or at least parts of the health plan. They do not believe that you can force people to buy insurance. They also say that they do not have money to expand Medicaid. Matching funds won't help them.
You answered the question already. I live in SC and we can NOT afford to expand medicaid. We already have too many on it as it is. We can barely keep our teachers employed. Where is the billions of dollars going to come from? I have a two part plan to fix it all but it will not happen. First legalize marijuana so we can gain millions in tax revenue. Then drug test every adult person applying for any form of government assistance (except disabled and elderly). If they fail their drug test then we take them off benefits. With those two things we would have enough money to expand medicaid to those who really need it (underemployed, job seekers, and lower middle class).
by Scott Belford 10 years ago
... are trying to encourage those who fall in the Medicaid gap they created to move out of their State? Hospitals in those States are reporting increased unpaid (meaning you paid) emergency room visits from this group.
by Scott Belford 11 years ago
When the Robert's Court, while upholding the most important part of Obamacare, struck down the the penalty to any State not buying into the expanded Medicaid program, they condemned millions of somewhat poor Americans to no chance at healthcare at all unless they move. That is because States...
by Susan Reid 11 years ago
If you are insured through your employer, the answer is no. If you are an individual or small business owner, please share your thoughts.Did you know there will be online health care insurance marketplaces (exchanges) in every state?Is your state running its own exchange ... ...or is it...
by Mike Russo 12 years ago
How is your state doing with Obama Care State Exchanges? Read this article about how the California State Exchange is going to help lower premium costs.http://thinkprogress.org/health/2013/05 … ng-points/
by Alexander A. Villarasa 11 years ago
What does one expect of a piece of legislation that was voted on, and passed both by the Senate and Congress, signed into law by Pres. Obama, and certified by the Supreme Court as being constitutional? High Hopes of course, but in the case of the Affordabe Health Care Act (popularly...
by Anne Pettit 10 years ago
If Texas had Obamacare, the Ebola victim would have had a greater likelyhood of bring admitted promptly.
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