over the recess now it s senators from rural states where they re worried about access for people, about places where health clinics are going to shut down. they re worried about people not having doctors. so, really, the governor s concerns are much different from what you re talking about and a bill would be entirely different than what you said. no question. there s no question. i disagree with you very fundamentally. there s no question that the medicaid expansion states, republican governors like your governor. one of the reasons the legislature opposed him is because there s this weird distortion that incentivizes states so the medicaid expansion doesn t necessarily cover pregnant women, disabled folks. it covers childless, abled body adults. in virginia, medicaid was 5% of our budget. it s now going past 22% at an unsustainable rate. if you just expand it hold on a second. if you expand it, reimbursement rate for those able bodied childless adults is much higher than the dis
that s not true. people just over the poverty level. if you look what s happening recently it s not just concerns about medicaid. over the recess now it s senators from rural states where they re worried about access for people, about places where health clinics are going to shut down. they re worried about people not having doctors. so, really, the governor s concerns are much different from what you re talking about and a bill would be entirely different than what you said. no question. there s no question. i disagree with you very fundamentally. there s no question that the medicaid expansion states, republican governors like your governor. one of the reasons the legislature opposed him is because there s this weird distortion that incentivizes states so the medicaid expansion doesn t necessarily cover pregnant women, disabled folks. it covers childless, abled body adults. in virginia, medicaid was 5% of our budget. it s now going past 22% at an unsustainable rate. if you just