little deeper sigh of relief because they know they don t have to wait for their palace leaders who are refusing to do their job and take care of those they were elected to serve. you know, when the options for states to expand medicaid was included in the affordable care act, at the beginning, pretty much every republican governor, who hoped to be president refused to do it. it seemed a necessary credential for for them not to allow medical benefit so they could be viable for presidential candidates. even with republican governors have slowly come around to the point where there are now 38. georgia, with your republican governor, still does not have any intention, apparently, of expanding medicaid.