claim: "california, new york and massachusetts, they represent about 20 percent of the population, they get close to 36 percent of obamacare funding. it's just simply inequitable."
author: ron johnson
evidence_1: sep 29, 2017 ... politifact: it's inequitable that 3 states get 36% of obamacare funding, ron  johnson says. tom kertscher ... "california, new york and massachusetts, they  represent about 20 percent of the population, they get close to 36 percent of  obamacare funding. it's just simply inequitable." politifact wisconsin finds ...
evidence_2: "california, new york and massachusetts, they represent about 20 percent of the  population, they get close to 36 percent of obamacare funding. it's just simply  inequitable." — politifact wisconsin on friday, september 29th, 2017.
evidence_3: sep 25, 2017 ... i know that, you know, california and new york and massachusetts - they  represent about 20 percent of the population. they get close to 36 percent of  obamacare funding. it's just simply inequitable. so we're - i think it's one ...
evidence_4: oct 1, 2017 ... it should be no surprise that not all lawmakers believe health care is a basic ... "i  know that california, new york, and massachusetts, they represent about 20  percent of the population, they get close to 36 percent of obamacare funding,"  johnson reportedly told npr last month. "it's just simply inequitable.".
evidence_5: jan 9, 2019 ... 31 percent of hispanics said they would not buy a health plan if ... new  democratic house to vote next week on defending aca in lawsuit ...  healthcare reform news update for december 20, 2018 ...... for example, west  virginia has the country's highest rates with 36 percent of its population — or 1 in  3 ...