And the grandparents. In fact, let's just make it health care for everybody in our State that falls in this category. This is like the Federal Government, and now they have got a shortfall, which that is not kind of hard to figure out if you calculate it, what it costs to take care of the kids, and then you added all their extended family to the program, yes, they will have a shortfall. This isn't rocket science here.
John Rice Carter: “And the grandparents. In fact, let's just make it health care for everybody in our State that falls in this category.…”
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Discussing health care funding and shortfalls for families in a state.
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