Furthermore, any Senator who would like to argue that the States are ill-equipped to handle their Medicaid programs should explain why that is the case given that the overwhelming consensus we've heard from governors nationwide over the last several years is that States want more independence and flexibility to tailor the Medicaid program.
Price defends state flexibility in managing Medicaid programs against Senatorial criticism.
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the AHCA clearly would not keep President Trump's promise, especially for rural and older Americans.
It means saving, strengthening, and securing Medicare for today's beneficiaries and future generations.
Any Senator who would like to argue that the Federal Government should spend more Medicaid dollars to provide coverage for non-disabled, childless adults at the expense of disabled patients who remain on waiting lists should explain why.
Today's challenges make it even more important that we strengthen our resolve to keep the promises we, as a society, have made to our senior citizens and to those among us who are most in need of care and support.
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