How does kicking people off Medicaid make us great?

I don’t really understand this - the millions who will no longer have insurance will still get sick. In fact, without access to well care, they will get sicker. And show up at the ER. And get care. And the hospitals won’t get paid.

How does that help us?

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The only people losing it are the illegals who stole it.

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Because they are engaged in Medicare fraud. How does letting our country be ripped off by schisters make us great?
Now you truly DO understand.

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This tactic will never end. Spin something into a negative light, and then ask how this makes up great.

We’ll never be great as long as we are diseased with lib stupidity.

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What fraud are you referring to?

Please tell me how this isn’t negative. I don’t see the up-side to tens of millions of people in the US not having insurance.

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No, that’s not true. They are adding provisions which will result in millions of citizens losing medicaid.

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Because you have your hate-fueled spin. You’ll never see, and instead will insist on the strawman spin your anger relies on.

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Do you mean implementing a federal work requirement for able-bodied adults to receive benefits?

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So, what is the upside that you see?

Yet another narrative fashioned of lies from the ones who have been lying to the American people for the last 8+ year.

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Work requirements, yes. As well as a reduction in federal funding to states, and increases in required eligibility checks (more paper work to keep your Medicaid).

A summary of current law vs. proposed changes.

Tracking the Medicaid Provisions in the 2025 Reconciliation Bill | KFF.

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people wont work for benefits

hence they will lose their benefits.

oh well they dont need health insurance anyway.

Allan

Well…that sums it up.

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its the entitlement generation.

we are citizens, give me!

Allan

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You identified the problem.

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Well mark this day down in the history of Hannity Land…I agree with @biggestal99 :sunglasses: :tumbler_glass:

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It doesn’t help us. Millions will go without healthcare which will put a further strain on our emergency rooms.

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I have not looked into this deeply, but to my knowledge there is no “Kick peopleoff medicaid” providion in Congress right now.

What DID happen is that in the big spending bill that passed the House this AM there is a hange in funding for able-bodied working-aged adults who refuse to work but receive Medicaid anyway.

  • Under current law, congress gives buckets of meny to states to fund medicaid programs.
  • If this bill passes the senate, congress will change the formaul and will add a work requirement for able-bodied working-aged adults.
  • If a state currently gives free medicaid to able-bodied working-aged adults the state wil face a choice
    ---- receive less money, fund that part entirely themselves (their own state healht insurance for their own state residents) or
    ---- adopt a requirement that those receipients eventually have to get a job.

Hardworking families in Ohio and Mississippi are tired of paying money to California and NY based on California and NY’s insistence on giving medicaid to their own lazy people who refuse to work.

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Oh well, that means we should work more so they can get thme, right?