<i>Wallace noted that expanding the Medicaid eligibility to families with 133 percent of the poverty level had allowed tens of thousands of people to sign up in several states.</i>
Yes, but he&#039;ll be happy to learn that many states aren&#039;t even doing the Medicaid expansion, because, and this may be a direct quote, &quot;Fuck them.&quot;
Hell, <b>some states aren&#039;t even letting any poor people sign up for Medicaid</b>, unless they are both poor and either: children, elderly, or working age Adults classified as disabled (good luck with that process).
Chris&#039; diary, age 12: &quot;Today my friend offered to buy me a baseball glove for my birthday, which is tomorrow. Also, my other friend offered to sell me the equivalent glove when he is finished with it in three months. I don&#039;t know which offer to take up&quot;.
&quot;I agree totally. Now, what are the downsides?&quot; --Chris Wallace
Medical care is a luxury, like crab legs.
I&#039;m assuming fiend is not a typo
My Valvoline roll on leaves me smelling fossil fresh and I am getting 4 more MPG.
How did you get a hold of the three talking points of President Cruz&#039;s 2016 inaugural address?
Oh, also: get Castro!
<i>Wallace noted that expanding the Medicaid eligibility to families with 133 percent of the poverty level had allowed tens of thousands of people to sign up in several states.</i>
Math and logic...how do they work again?
And prostitutes, just like Obamacare!
Lazarus had the mother of all pre-existing conditions, and Jeebus didn&#039;t even raise his premiums.
Ever wonder how bankruptcy lawyers make money? Seems to me you&#039;d want to specialize in the legal problems of billionaires.
Yes, but he&#039;ll be happy to learn that many states aren&#039;t even doing the Medicaid expansion, because, and this may be a direct quote, &quot;Fuck them.&quot;
Hell, <b>some states aren&#039;t even letting any poor people sign up for Medicaid</b>, unless they are both poor and either: children, elderly, or working age Adults classified as disabled (good luck with that process).
Chris&#039; diary, age 12: &quot;Today my friend offered to buy me a baseball glove for my birthday, which is tomorrow. Also, my other friend offered to sell me the equivalent glove when he is finished with it in three months. I don&#039;t know which offer to take up&quot;.