On the recordJuly 27, 2015
I am still perplexed why our governor and our legislature decided not to do that, 317,000 more North Carolinians would have had it.
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congress.govI am still perplexed why our governor and our legislature decided not to do that, 317,000 more North Carolinians would have had it.
Adams questions the decision against Medicaid expansion in North Carolina despite its potential benefits.
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