On the recordMay 30, 2012
So this assumption that providing--expanding the Medicaid system is suddenly going to save us money in the health care system is actually, in my view, going to have the complete opposite effect.
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congress.govLarry Bucshon: “So this assumption that providing--expanding the Medicaid system is suddenly going to save us money in the health care…”
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Bucshon argues that expanding Medicaid will increase healthcare costs, not save money.
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