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32. Yes it will provide

Sat Mar 30, 2013, 10:33 AM

Mar 2013

a socio-economic boost to states.

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It's not just Gov. Brewer who thinks Medicaid will be an economic stimulus. A study conducted for the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services found that the Medicaid expansion would bolster the state's economy from 2014 to 2021, resulting in new 23,000 jobs and increasing annual GDP by $1.4 billion. By infusing federal money into local economies to support employment, wages and consumer spending, the Medicaid expansion will be a net economic benefit to states and their residents.

http://www.usatoday.com/story/opinion/2013/02/23/state-medicaid-expansion/1939713/

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HHS finalizes rule guaranteeing 100 percent funding for new Medicaid beneficiaries [View all] ProSense Mar 2013 OP

Thanks for a post full of facts. Marking it with a reply now. freshwest Mar 2013 #1

Thanks. ProSense Mar 2013 #2

Shall I cross post this to the BOG? freshwest Mar 2013 #9

Please do. Thanks. n/t ProSense Mar 2013 #10

Done, with the addition of a picture: freshwest Mar 2013 #30

Thanks. n/t ProSense Mar 2013 #31

However, those of us who are in the 18K to 30K range truedelphi Mar 2013 #3

+1 Cal Carpenter Mar 2013 #4

Not ProSense Mar 2013 #5

Here's another example Cal Carpenter Mar 2013 #7

You're posting ProSense Mar 2013 #8

Yes, and as demonstrated at the link Cal Carpenter Mar 2013 #11

You are ProSense Mar 2013 #14

Are you denying that there are millions who will not have access to affordable care Cal Carpenter Mar 2013 #15

Wait ProSense Mar 2013 #18

Aren't those subsidies in the form of tax credits? magellan Mar 2013 #43

I don't ProSense Mar 2013 #44

So the subsidies are applied at the time of purchase? magellan Mar 2013 #46

You might find this document useful... PoliticAverse Apr 2013 #63

Thanks for that! magellan Apr 2013 #64

Actually, now that I have done all the math it's worse than I thought Cal Carpenter Mar 2013 #13

You changed it ProSense Mar 2013 #16

Yes, and I explained why in my edit Cal Carpenter Mar 2013 #17

So ProSense Mar 2013 #19

Yes Cal Carpenter Mar 2013 #20

You ProSense Mar 2013 #21

Here's why the Middle Class is screwed - the text you offer truedelphi Mar 2013 #35

And here's ProSense Mar 2013 #36

Just so you know Cal Carpenter Mar 2013 #45

Thanks for your update. truedelphi Mar 2013 #48

CNS news? Really? ProSense Mar 2013 #49

So caring about the vets issues is a RW issue now? truedelphi Mar 2013 #51

Well, ProSense Mar 2013 #52

YOu keep ProSense Mar 2013 #50

WHOA! Great news for so many people! Thanks, Pro! nt babylonsister Mar 2013 #6

Many poor and vulnerable people and their caregivers rejoice at this news. freshwest Mar 2013 #22

I'm pretty poor, so I'm right there with them! babylonsister Mar 2013 #23

I'm not yet Medicaid poor, but I'm on the verge. He's helping us all out here. freshwest Mar 2013 #26

The Medicaid expansion will help millions ProSense Mar 2013 #33

It benefits those not eligible for Medicaid by getting people help their families can't afford. freshwest Mar 2013 #34

Yes, it does ProSense Mar 2013 #56

And he still does. Many Democratic leaders and voters lives were threatened, as well. freshwest Mar 2013 #57

Out of the blue this morning, there was a scary ad on the TV. ProSense Mar 2013 #58

Those Koch dollars are hard at work! freshwest Mar 2013 #59

Yup! n/t ProSense Mar 2013 #61

Here's to being poor but Cha Mar 2013 #38

Under the old Medicaid, one had to be completely broke, bvar22 Mar 2013 #12

I have been told that currently in some states, truedelphi Mar 2013 #37

Damn this is good news, ProSense! sheshe2 Mar 2013 #24

Yes. ProSense Mar 2013 #27

Thanks for that, ProSense. sheshe2 Mar 2013 #28

It will help so many people, she.. Cha Mar 2013 #39

This should help the states. jwirr Mar 2013 #25

And people you and I know, jwirr. Also the poor and elderly. Obama hasn't forgotten them. freshwest Mar 2013 #29

Yes it will provide ProSense Mar 2013 #32

Too bad it won't be expanded in NC, in spite of the DHHS study. WorseBeforeBetter Mar 2013 #40

Yeah, ProSense Mar 2013 #41

Yep, I live here. I'm not sure of the benefits of.... WorseBeforeBetter Mar 2013 #42

The federal government ProSense Mar 2013 #55

Thanks for this, it still gives hope to those living 'default exchanges' states. freshwest Mar 2013 #60

Facts are good... SidDithers Mar 2013 #47

k&r... spanone Mar 2013 #53

Good news! treestar Mar 2013 #54

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