claim: says rejecting federal aid to expand medicaid in texas will "send $9 billion in federal taxes paid by texans to other states to insure their working poor."
author: lon burnam
evidence_1: says rejecting federal aid to expand medicaid in texas will "send $9 billion in  federal taxes paid by texans to other states to insure their working poor.".
evidence_2: says rejecting federal aid to expand medicaid in texas will "send $9 billion in  federal taxes paid by texans to other states to insure their working poor.".
evidence_3: may 29, 2015 ... when the supreme court ruled that the federal government could not compel  states to expand medicaid programs, many ... john pease: let me bring you  out to where it all happens. ... over 10 years - money that would pay for health  insurance for more than a million of its working poor. ... e-mail address.
evidence_4: mar 31, 2014 ... if the legislature refuses to expand medicaid, "27 states are going to ... mcauliffe  says refusal to expand medicaid will send virginia taxpayers' money to other  states ... obamacare, the federal government would pay the entire expansion ...  many companies that fail to provide health insurance to employees ...
evidence_5: nov 28, 2017 ... the repeal of the mandate could result in an estimated 13 million more people ...  lead to federal savings of $338 billion, money that would be used to help pay for  ... percentage of tax returns paying a.c.a. penalty in 2015 .... for medicaid if  their state had expanded its program are exempt from the penalty, ...