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Medicaid Compromise

By John Suter

 

May 11, 2015
Monday PM


In order to expand Medicaid the legislature wants compromise and to cut cost on the program. A way this can be done is to give the people who would receive expanded Medicaid a witch doctor instead of a medical doctor. A witch doctor is much cheaper than a medical doctor, so the legislature would get what it wants by cutting cost on the expanded Medicaid and the people who want expanded Medicaid would receive it.

By accepting this compromise, everyone would get something instead of nothing.

John Suter
Chugiak, Alaska

Received May 08, 2015 - Published May 11, 2015

 

 

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