Hey, I'm just glad they're finally addressing the real healthcare issue in this country, lottery winners getting Medicaid.
http://www.slate.com/blogs/the_slatest/2...icaid.html
Quote:If that seems absurd, just know that the word lottery was mentioned 11 times in the GOP health care plan. The important issue of Medicaid got equal attention with 11 mentions. A full six pages of the 60-plus page bill were devoted to lottery winnings. Lottery winnings! Essentially, the GOP bill's big idea on this—to which it devoted nearly 10 percent of its attention—is figuring out ways to make sure lottery-winners on Medicaid can't cheat the system. Seriously. The bill goes on and on and on to stipulate under which circumstances the state can declare you no longer in need of—nor entitled to—Medicaid.
http://www.slate.com/blogs/the_slatest/2...icaid.html
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