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"Let's start with health care. You know how we always say healthcare shouldn't be a luxury item? Well, apparently the authors of this bill didn't get that memo. Here's what they're doing to Medicaid. First, they're adding what they call enhanced verification requirements, which may sound reasonable, Right. But let's look at what actually that means in real life. So say you are a working mom or a working dad in Michigan."
"Let's start with health care. You know how we always say healthcare shouldn't be a luxury item? Well, apparently the authors of this bill didn't get that memo. Here's what they're doing to Medicaid. First, they're adding what they call enhanced verification requirements, which may sound reasonable, Right. But let's look at what actually that means in real life. So say you are a working mom or a working dad in Michigan."
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"Let's start with health care. You know how we always say healthcare shouldn't be a luxury item? Well, apparently the authors of this bill didn't get that memo. Here's what they're doing to Medicaid. First, they're adding what they call enhanced verification requirements, which may sound reasonable, Right. But let's look at what actually that means in real life. So say you are a working mom or a working dad in Michigan."
"Let's start with health care. You know how we always say healthcare shouldn't be a luxury item? Well, apparently the authors of this bill didn't get that memo. Here's what they're doing to Medicaid. First, they're adding what they call enhanced verification requirements, which may sound reasonable, Right. But let's look at what actually that means in real life. So say you are a working mom or a working dad in Michigan."