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Poorest of the poor left out of Affordable Care Act’s health insurance expansion
Because North Carolina rejected the Medicaid expansion earlier this year, the state’s poorest residents will go without insurance despite the national law that was intended to slash the number of uninsured.
This is another example of the short-sightedness (or just plain meanness — it’s hard to know which) of conservative state legislatures that decided taking a stand against Obamacare was more important than the health of its citizens. The Presdient and the ACA will be blamed by the campaign of misinformation from the Tea Party, but this is their fault, not the President’s and certainly not the law’s.
See on www.charlotteobserver.com
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Categories: Health Law Reform -- General, Improving Healthcare, Medicaid, Politics
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