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BumRushDaShow

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6. The states are actually regulating their insurance coverage

Reply to Shermann (Reply #4)

Sun Oct 6, 2024, 10:55 AM

Oct 6

which is why, for example, you see some that participated in the "Medicaid Expansion", and others did not. States also regulate their "marketplaces".

"States Rights".

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Democrats try 'Trump-proofing' their states ahead of Election Day [View all] BumRushDaShow Oct 6 OP

K&R SupportSanity Oct 6 #1

See, Republicans? This is the states deciding. Aristus Oct 6 #2

What good is a backup plan when SCOTUS is in the bag for Trump? bucolic_frolic Oct 6 #3

So far they have, in general, BumRushDaShow Oct 6 #5

they claim to be for states rights on a national level and local control on a state level but prodigitalson Oct 6 #12

One does not simply Trump-proof health care coverage though. nt Shermann Oct 6 #4

The states are actually regulating their insurance coverage BumRushDaShow Oct 6 #6

I won't be seeing that in my current state. Shermann Oct 6 #7

If the ACA was repealed BumRushDaShow Oct 6 #10

If, by some huge cosmic blip, trump gets back in the White House, Bayard Oct 6 #8

The way to "Trump-proof" your state is to elect Democrats FakeNoose Oct 6 #9

GOTV, GOTV, GOTV BlueWavePsych Oct 6 #11