He has denied them coverage. Under the Affordable Care Act, the Federal Government would pay states 100 percent of the cost of this expansion the first three years and 90 percent after that, and yet the governor would rather leave $9 billion on the table for our healthcare that our state desperately needs.
Veasey highlights the financial benefits of Medicaid expansion that Texas is missing out on.
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Reversing the cuts to home health reimbursement will ensure that veterans with disabilities and serious health conditions can continue to receive the care they need.
Is there anything that you are doing specifically to target talent at--in your more urban areas?
Something else that hurts Black children, too, is when there is misinformation put on social media about their parents and their grandparents stuffing ballot boxes, cheating, and elections being stolen in places like Atlanta and Milwaukee.
Look, we're not going to agree on abortion, but can we at least agree on trying to prevent unwanted pregnancies or unplanned pregnancies?
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