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MJ Muse

Sociopath Traitor Trump actions keep prescription drug prices high
687,430 Ohioans on Medicare & Medicaid would have benefited..Biden's IRA reduced some drugs to a $2 monthly cap #TraitorTrump HHS was working on it until #DrmentiaDon scraped the plan.
#MedicaidExpansion
msn.com/en-us/news/us/trump-ac #HealthcareIsAHumanRight
#TraitorTrumpCruelty #TrumpNaziDeathRegime

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Charles Gaba

🎉 BOOM: NC Gov. Roy Cooper signs #MedicaidExpansion bill into law for ~600,000 North Carolinians!

(actual implementation scheduled for 1/12/24, I believe)
acasignups.net/23/03/27/north-

ACA SignupsNorth Carolina: Update: Gov. Cooper signs Medicaid expansion for ~600K Americans into law!UPDATE 3/15/23: The agreed-to Medicaid expansion deal has passed the NC State Senate! It now just needs to pass the state House one final time and then it's on to Gov. Cooper's desk to be signed into law! UPDATE 3/22/23: The bill has now passed the state House by a stunning 94-22 margin as well! It still has to pass one more time tomorrow (a "concurrence" vote) and then it's on to Gov. Cooper's desk! UPDATE 3/23/23: On the 13th Anniversary of the Affordable Care Act, the North Carolina House has officially taken the final vote needed for passage, with the bill easily passing 87 - 24. It's now onto Gov. Cooper, who has vowed to sign it into law ASAP. UPDATE 3/27/23: Gov. Roy Cooper is scheduled to officially signed the bill into law this afternoon. UPDATE 3/27/23: BOOM. It's officially signed. As I noted a couple of weeks ago, the GOP-controlled North Carolina House of Representatives voted to expand Medicaid to nearly 600,000 state residents under the ACA, nearly a decade after they could have done so.
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