14 of the 15 states that would stand to gain from block grants are run by Republicans; Democratic megastates including California, New York and Massachusetts would lose billions of dollars, a feature both Graham and Cassidy have talked up to conservatives.
“No longer will four blue states get 40 percent of the money,” said Graham to Breitbart. “A state like Mississippi, they get a 900 percent increase. South Carolina gets 300 percent.”
“It is not practical for New Hampshire to craft a system with over $1 billion in cuts to federal funding,” Gov. Chris Sununu (R-N.H.) said on Monday
“I just don’t care about the coverage numbers,” [CBO scoring] Cassidy said last week, “because their methodology has proven to be wrong.”
JFLNYC wrote:Just give them back the Confederacy, their precious flag and their statues, divide the country and be done with it.
Avalere Health, a Washington-based health policy consulting firm, forecasts that federal money devoted to Medicaid and private insurance subsidies would shrink by $215 billion between 2020, when the plan would begin, and 2026, the last year money is provided in the Graham-Cassidy bill.
JFLNYC wrote:Just give them back the Confederacy, their precious flag and their statues, divide the country and be done with it.
Bucky wrote:<inspired by a barry jive fb link, but something that's always bewildered me>
Hey you SCOTUS nerds: How in the world does civil forfeiture even come close to being upheld? On its face, it seems like a slam-dunk NO to me.
During a luncheon at the United Nations on Wednesday, President Donald Trump reportedly told African leaders that he has “so many friends going to your countries trying to get rich.”
“Africa has tremendous business potential,” the president said.
He later referred to the non-existent country of “Nambia” when discussing health crises on the continent. It is unclear if Trump was referring to Namibia or Zambia. There is no country called Nambia.
JFLNYC wrote:Just give them back the Confederacy, their precious flag and their statues, divide the country and be done with it.