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Now, Missouri has more pending applications for MO HealthNet -- the name of the state's Medicaid program -- than people enrolled through the expansion. While 64,210 people have been approved as part of the expansion, nearly 73,000 applications were pending as of early February.
In the state's most recent report, it said it was taking an average of 70 days to process typical applications -- longer than the 45 days allowed by federal law . .
By contrast, most other states are processing Medicaid applications within a week, with many cases taking less than a day, according to federal data from 2021.
Amid staggering job losses in March and April, Florida's unemployment system was the slowest in the country to process claims. Residents described nightmarish experiences as they tried to get benefits. By April 20, just 6% of Floridians who had applied for unemployment benefits had received a check.
Gov. Ron DeSantis said that result was by design.
"Having studied how [the unemployment system] was internally constructed, I think the goal was for whoever designed, it was, 'Let's put as many kind of pointless roadblocks along the way, so people just say, oh, the hell with it, I'm not going to do that,' " DeSantis told a Miami CBS affiliate this week.
Florida's online system, known as CONNECT, debuted in October 2013 during the administration of DeSantis' fellow Republican Rick Scott, now a U.S. senator.
“Simply put, the Biden administration is obstructing our ability to implement innovative healthcare solutions for more than 50,000 hardworking Georgia families rather than rely on a one-size-fits-none broken system," Georgia Gov Brian Kemp, a Republican, said in a news release announcing the lawsuit.
Gee, it may have something to do with Missouri's suit against the constitutionality of the Affordable Care Act of 2010. Missouri is by no means alone either. 28 States have refused to implement the illegal ACA, including Alaska.
Alaska also leads our nation in rapes (over double the next highest state).Gee, it may have something to do with Missouri's suit against the constitutionality of the Affordable Care Act of 2010. Missouri is by no means alone either. 28 States have refused to implement the illegal ACA, including Alaska.
No, they have not.SCOTUS has repeatedly ruled that the ACA is Constitutional.
Yet 28 States have rejected the illegal ACA. Only leftist filth embrace the illegal law, as expected. As usual, nothing else you say is relevant.I'd say having insurance in Alaska is fairly important. But keep fighting the ACA (as ~ 60% of all Americans aged 18-49 want it). That's a winning strategy.
i'd say a lot of Alaskans live off Social Security and Medicare.Yet 28 States have rejected the illegal ACA. Only leftist filth embrace the illegal law, as expected. As usual, nothing else you say is relevant.
No, they have not.
It was the Supreme Court in National Federation of Independent Business v. Sebelius that held ACA violated the Tenth Amendment. You should have actually read the decisions you post, because they are not what you think they are. You are simply regurgitating the leftist narrative like an obedient slave without having clue what those decisions contain.National Federation of Independent Business v. Sebelius
King v. Burwell
California v. Texas
SCOTUS has repeatedly ruled that the ACA is constitutional.
Some do, but not as many as you might think. The first problem they are going to experience is the lack of doctors who will accept MediCare/MedicAid patients. There aren't many doctors in Alaska, and fewer than 10% of those accept MediCare/MedicAid patients. The second problem they are going to experience is that Alaska is an expensive place to live. The cost of living in Anchorage, AK, is equivalent to Boston, MA, and it only gets worse the further you live from a city. If Social Security is their only source of income then they are going to be in trouble.i'd say a lot of Alaskans live off Social Security and Medicare.
It was the Supreme Court in National Federation of Independent Business v. Sebelius that held ACA violated the Tenth Amendment. You should have actually read the decisions you post, because they are not what you think they are. You are simply regurgitating the leftist narrative like an obedient slave without having clue what those decisions contain.
Unconstitutional? Why didn't the SCOTUS (final arbiter of constitutionality) say that?Gee, it may have something to do with Missouri's suit against the constitutionality of the Affordable Care Act of 2010. Missouri is by no means alone either. 28 States have refused to implement the illegal ACA, including Alaska.
You are obviously not smart enough to comprehend that the MedicAid expansion the Supreme Court struck down as violating the Tenth Amendment was part of the Affordable Care Act of 2010.
SCOTUS has repeatedly ruled that the ACA is constitutional. Only Medicaid expansion was struck down--everything else stood.
But please, keep embarrassing yourself with your pompous rhetoric and lies. They are amusing.
They did. You obviously haven't been paying attention. It must be the Democrat Propaganda Network you rely upon that let you down.Unconstitutional? Why didn't the SCOTUS (final arbiter of constitutionality) say that?
They did. You obviously haven't been paying attention. It must be the Democrat Propaganda Network you rely upon that let you down.
You are obviously not smart enough to comprehend that the MedicAid expansion the Supreme Court struck down as violating the Tenth Amendment was part of the Affordable Care Act of 2010.
This should be good.They did. You obviously haven't been paying attention. It must be the Democrat Propaganda Network you rely upon that let you down.
You and your family undoubtedly benefit from many unconstitutional programs created by Democrats. Did any of your family benefit from the illegal eviction moritorium imposed by a Democrat-controlled Congress? Or are any receiving Social Security, or MediCare/MedicAid? What about a grade-school/high school public education after 1980? Just like the Affordable Care Act of 2010, they are all in violation of the US Constitution and therefore illegal.This should be good.
If SCOTUS declared the ACA unconstitutional, why is my family directly benefiting from it today?
Another quick question...Is AK going to elect someone that already quit on them once?
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Alaska expanded Medicaid under the ACA in September 2015.Gee, it may have something to do with Missouri's suit against the constitutionality of the Affordable Care Act of 2010. Missouri is by no means alone either. 28 States have refused to implement the illegal ACA, including Alaska.
This is a favorite GOP tactic: build as much bureaucracy, red tape, and loathing of one's constituents as possible into government programs to deny as many citizens as possible the services to which they're entitled.
When you say GOP, can you please specify whether you are talking about Establishment GOP or Populist GOP? Many people in the Populist GOP despise the establishment GOP as much as you do. It would be a shame to allow yourself to be divided and conquered by not recognizing this mutual interest.
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