In Colorado, the problem with Medicaid is that the Legislature here has expanded it so wide that the people who really need it — the people with disabilities and the people with children who have disabilities — are competing with 35-year-old people sitting on their couch who want to be lazy.
Defending changes to Medicaid work requirements.
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