- Joined
- Apr 18, 2013
- Messages
- 110,374
- Reaction score
- 100,555
- Location
- Barsoom
- Gender
- Male
- Political Leaning
- Independent
7.26.25
Almost 1.8 million Americans have been disenrolled from Medicaid health coverage in Texas in the last two years, according to data by KFF, a nonprofit health policy research and news organization. In Texas, there were 5,922,450 covered by Medicaid in March 2023, but by March 2025, that number was 4,164,694. This marks a change of almost 1.8 million, a rate of decline faster than in Florida, California and New York. Reasons for Texas' steeper drop in Medicaid enrollment could be because of the fact it, combined with Florida, New York and California, made up a significant proportion of Medicaid enrollment. This is in part because the states have large populations, but also because they have some of lowest percentages of health insurance coverage by employers or private plans. This is due to "higher poverty rates, especially in Florida and Texas, fewer good jobs that offer health insurance, and a higher percentage of nonwhite persons, especially in Florida, Texas, and California. More reductions in enrollment are expected in the state, and across the country. With millions already having lost health coverage, concerns remain about access to care for low-income individuals and families.
All freeloaders, of course.Texas removes 1.8 million people from health care plan
The unwinding process has resulted in significant drops in Medicaid enrollment across the U.S. in recent years.www.newsweek.com
A drop in the proverbial bucket compared to the approaching tsunami of December 2026 when massive Medicaid cuts due to the Trump/GOP "Big Ugly Bill" take effect.
Economists say these Medicaid health insurance cuts may impact 17 million Americans nationwide. Texas and Florida are "right-to-work" states with low union representation and thus fewer labor contracts with mandatory healthcare.
They needed HRC in the WH........The US needs single payer.
She couldn't have gotten it done in 2017. Probably not in 2009, either.They needed HRC in the WH........
In the WH she'd have come closer. So what would you suggest? Keep trump??She couldn't have gotten it done in 2017. Probably not in 2009, either.
Winning!Texas removes 1.8 million people from health care plan
The unwinding process has resulted in significant drops in Medicaid enrollment across the U.S. in recent years.www.newsweek.com
A drop in the proverbial bucket compared to the approaching tsunami of December 2026 when massive Medicaid cuts due to the Trump/GOP "Big Ugly Bill" take effect.
Economists say these Medicaid health insurance cuts may impact 17 million Americans nationwide. Texas and Florida are "right-to-work" states with low union representation and thus fewer labor contracts with mandatory healthcare.
Yep, MAGA forever!I got mine, the hell with you.
Badly.The US needs single payer.
The never of them! Being born into poverty, being needy, unable to get a good job with healthcare benefits, doing whatever jobs they can find. What were they thinking? They could just apply themselves work hard and realize the American Dream? Sorry. That is reserved for rich white privilege.All freeloaders, of course.
The US needs single payer.
Vote out as many Republicans as possible and then keep doing that.In the WH she'd have come closer. So what would you suggest? Keep trump??
The answer is obvious--------elect Democrats in the house, then the WH....
Doesn't have to.Not now. Medicare is too good.Wait till I die.
Any single payer will destroy Medicare.
Cutting healthcare is the golden age and makes America rich again. There I did the MAGA shtick for you.Free preventive healthcare would save... Nevermind, I just make myself depressed.
Move to Canada thenUniversal healthcare is for civilized countries like these...
View attachment 67581986
If you think we're civilized, look at Trump, RFKrazy, Hegseth, Bondi, Gabbard, DeFascist, Abbott, Paxton, Habba...
You can certainly (and should) be paying for your own health care. As should anyone else.I got mine, the hell with you.
The social responsibility of a great nation goes a lot further than personal responsibility. A nation cannot be considered great when the least of it's population are falling through the cracks in that nation's collective compassion.You can certainly (and should) be paying for your own health care. As should anyone else.
Personal responsibility goes a long long way. Temporary assistance is available.
Make good choices.
According to your article, this is just an unwinding of Medicare expansion that occurred during Covid. Covid is overTexas removes 1.8 million people from health care plan
The unwinding process has resulted in significant drops in Medicaid enrollment across the U.S. in recent years.www.newsweek.com
A drop in the proverbial bucket compared to the approaching tsunami of December 2026 when massive Medicaid cuts due to the Trump/GOP "Big Ugly Bill" take effect.
Economists say these Medicaid health insurance cuts may impact 17 million Americans nationwide. Texas and Florida are "right-to-work" states with low union representation and thus fewer labor contracts with mandatory healthcare.
We use cookies and similar technologies for the following purposes:
Do you accept cookies and these technologies?
We use cookies and similar technologies for the following purposes:
Do you accept cookies and these technologies?