But the fact is, no, I don't trust my governors. In South Carolina, perfect example, we didn't expand Medicaid. That meant 240,000 people went without coverage.
Jack Kingston: “But the fact is, no, I don't trust my governors. In South Carolina, perfect example, we didn't expand Medicaid. That…”
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Jack Kingston discusses the consequences of not expanding Medicaid in South Carolina.
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