the growth is so low that it doesn't even surpass projected GDP growth per capita over the next 10 years.
John Dingell: “the growth is so low that it doesn't even surpass projected GDP growth per capita over the next 10 years.”
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Dingell highlights low Medicare growth compared to GDP growth projections.
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