claim: says under the affordable care act, new jersey’s "new (medicaid) enrollees won’t qualify for the matching federal funds simply because we added them onto the rolls before 2014."
author: amy handlin
evidence_1: apr 8, 2012 ... politifact n.j.: health care reform leaves nj without federal funds for new  medicaid enrollees, assemblywoman says ... matching federal funds simply  because we added them onto the rolls before 2014. ... jersey's new medicaid  enrollees won't receive federal matching funds under the affordable care act.
evidence_2: jun 28, 2012 ... the u.s. supreme court handed down its ruling on the affordable care act. ...  justice antonin scalia, in an exchange with verrilli, said when people ... care act , new jersey's "new (medicaid) enrollees won't qualify for the matching federal  funds simply because we added them onto the rolls before 2014.
evidence_3: says under the affordable care act, new jersey's "new (medicaid) enrollees won 't qualify for the matching federal funds simply because we added them onto the  rolls before 2014." — politifact new jersey on sunday, april 8th, 2012.
evidence_4: apr 10, 2012 ... in case you missed it, the truth-o-meter gave mostly false rulings to an amy ...  criticized the federal patient protection and affordable care act because new ...  handlin wrote, "these new enrollees won't qualify for the matching federal funds  simply because we added them onto the rolls before 2014.
evidence_5: it was his opinion on the medicaid expansion -- a decision, it is safe to say, ... if  states failed to expand their rolls, the federal government could withhold its  matching funding for the ... “the aca is the biggest and most significant piece of  legislation since ... his administration says the new additions would cost too  much.