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Missouri Medicaid Expansion Proponents Likely Need Courts To Follow Through On Voter-Approved Plan

/ Updated at 4:30 p.m. on Thursday with Parson s comment about Medicaid expansion: In August 2020, voters approved a constitutional amendment that would expand Medicaid to those at 138% of the federal poverty level. For 2020, this was an annual income of $17,600 for an individual and roughly $36,000 for a family of four. Gov. Mike Parson, an opponent of Medicaid expansion, included money to pay for it in his fiscal 2022 budget which lawmakers have to send to him in the coming days. But the GOP-led House chose not to include funding for expansion, contending that, among other things, they were worried about the impact of the move on future budgets. The Senate voted 20-14 late Wednesday

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Thanks but no thanks: States are wary of President Joe Biden s offer to help them expand Medicaid

Thanks but no thanks: States are wary of President Joe Biden’s offer to help them expand Medicaid Maureen Groppe, USA TODAY © [Lynne Sladky, AP, File] An activist wears a sign in support of Florida lawmakers expanding Medicaid during a protest in 2015 in Miami. WASHINGTON – State Rep. Steve Harshman voted again and again against expanding Medicaid eligibility in Wyoming, sure there had to be a better way of getting health care to low-income residents than what the federal government offered through the 2010 Affordable Care Act. Lacking a viable alternative, and after Washington offered an approximately $30 million bonus to expand, Harshman had a change of heart.

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Thanks but no thanks: States are wary of Joe Biden s offer to help them expand Medicaid

Thanks but no thanks: States are wary of Joe Biden’s offer to help them expand Medicaid Maureen Groppe, USA TODAY © [Lynne Sladky, AP, File] An activist wears a sign in support of Florida lawmakers expanding Medicaid during a protest in 2015 in Miami. WASHINGTON – State Rep. Steve Harshman voted again and again against expanding Medicaid eligibility in Wyoming, sure there had to be a better way of getting health care to low-income residents than what the federal government has offered through the 2010 Affordable Care Act. But lacking a viable alternative, and with Washington newly offering an approximately $30 million bonus to expand, Harshman had a change of heart.

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