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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Consider that the cuts to Medicaid will lead to increased healthcare costs and/or lack of healthcare facilities for everyone. Do you want to live in a country with a class of people who don’t get healthcare? It’s disgusting.[/quote] Reverting to a work requirement of 20 hours per week for healthy non pregnamt adults is not an unreasonable burden.[/quote] Except the vast majority on Medicaid programs are kids, elderly and disabled---people who cannot work. [/quote] Also, where are these 20 hour a week jobs? They aren't in every state. I know people who have been looking for months and not found something. Also the requirement to constantly reapply will bog everything down is massive papework. It will be a crapshow of amazing proportions. [/quote] My kid just got a 20-hour a week job yesterday as a cashier. He applied to three places, interviewed at two, and got a job - all within biking distance of our house- with zero work experience and with a 16 year old male’s executive function capabilities. I’m not saying that all the people who need to meet these requirements will have the same experience but it’s not an impossible thing. I agree that the requirement to constantly reapply will be a crapshow of amazing proportions.[/quote] Most non child, non elderly people on medicaid DO ACTUALLY HAVE JOBS https://www.kff.org/medicaid/issue-brief/understanding-the-intersection-of-medicaid-and-work-an-update/ [/quote] True. I wonder how —or if — corporations like Walmart, that depend upon Medicaid to insure most of their employees who have insurance will handle it. Many others have unpaid jobs that actually save the state/feds money — including providing unpaid eldercare, which will be needed even more if Medicaid cuts impact nursing home coverage. [/quote]
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