I represent the State of North Carolina, and my State, which, unfortunately, has not expanded Medicaid, over 2 million people, including many children and seniors, receive necessary care from Medicaid.
G. K. Butterfield: “I represent the State of North Carolina, and my State, which, unfortunately, has not expanded Medicaid, over 2 million…”
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Butterfield highlights the impact of Medicaid expansion on North Carolina residents.
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