A Medicaid study committee made no recommendations this year—despite a funding shortfall

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2 thoughts on “A Medicaid study committee made no recommendations this year—despite a funding shortfall

  1. Maybe Republicans finally did the math and realized how many of their voters in rural Indiana are going to be swept up by more spending cuts driven by their insatiable desire to cut taxes.

    It’s one thing to cut spending on “those people in Indianapolis” and the medically complex. It’s another to start cutting healthcare that people working jobs are depending on.

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