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To: steve harris who wrote (728393)	7/23/2013 12:16:20 AM
From: tejek	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1578015

For the poorest Americans, the ACA greatly expanded access to Medicaid. However, the Supreme Court's ruling said states did not have to accept this provision of the law, and many states have said they oppose the expansion. In states that do decide not to expand their Medicaid rolls, it's not expected that many affected people will be able to afford health insurance through their state exchange. In other words, the 40million uninsured Obamacare was suppose to help, remain uninsured...... If they live in red states..................do you ever wonder why the South is always behind the rest of the country?