When we talk about millions of people, it is not just the overall number, we are talking primarily about the working poor.
Brendan Boyle: “When we talk about millions of people, it is not just the overall number, we are talking primarily about the working…”
On the recordJanuary 28, 2019
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Boyle highlights that the loss of Medicaid coverage would mainly affect the working poor.
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