The Washington Post gets it quite right here, this morning -- so just go read it:
. . . .[O]ne of the proposals that’s moved to the center of the conservative focus on reforming Obamacare — removing the mandate that preexisting conditions be covered — is opposed by majorities across the political spectrum. Even a majority of Trump voters think that there should be a national standard to protect preexisting conditions. . . .
Unlike all those I care about, this whole ball of wax is decidedly. . . DOA. Onward on a perfect sunny Tuesday, with not a worry, or care -- on this green Earth. Or at least that's how the whole rest of the Earth will see. . . me -- because I get to decide that. . . for me. . . .
नमस्ते
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Did you see this one: https://www.yahoo.com/news/m/74faa520-4bbe-3454-8219-1b52368c2e99/ss_medicaid-recipients-in.html
Unrelated but on a positive note: http://www.slate.com/blogs/the_slatest/2017/04/24/north_carolina_republican_judge_resigns_in_protest_of_his_own_party_s_attack.html
Cheers~!
Excellent! Thank you!
Do keep dropping in -- great input!
Namaste
I should be clear -- I do not think Kentucky will be able to enact the Governor's goofy proposal -- let alone enforce it, via a new bureaucracy.
They will try -- but they will. . . fail.
And in the end, expansion will continue.
That's just my gut, on it all.
The hypocrisy of it all is quite galling though -- to be sure.
Namaste
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