On the recordSeptember 19, 2017
No I don't think so. Look, this is a -- if you take the Medicaid expansion along with subsidies so people could afford to have health insurance, this is a 17 percent cut in that.
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John Kasich expresses his disapproval of the current Republican healthcare bill, stating it results in significant cuts to Medicaid and subsidies.
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