Now, you might try to tell us that those people found jobs and employer-sponsored coverage, but a recent study from the New England Journal of Medicine found that Arkansas' work requirement increased uninsured rates without increasing employment.
Kennedy questions the effectiveness of work requirements in improving employment and health coverage.
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