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5:29Now PlayingRepublican House Speaker Mike Johnson's desperate con to make the public at ease with devastating cuts to medicaid, medicare, social security and more critical programs gets blown apart as his colleague GOP Rep. Austin Scott reveals the party has been in talks to plan for medicaid to be moved to state responsibility, which would prove to be a disaster. John Iadarola and Sharon Reed break it down on The Damage Report. Leave a comment with your thoughts below!
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GOP Rep. Lays Out Exactly How Party Will Kick People Off Medicaid
"House Republicans are trying to drastically cut Medicaid coverage and blame it all on the states.
When Democrats expanded Medicaid coverage under President Barack Obama’s Affordable Care Act to include adults with incomes of up to 138 percent of the poverty level, states that implemented the expansion received a 90 percent federal medical assistance percentage, or FMAP, from the federal government. That means the federal government covers 90 percent of the costs for those enrolled in the ACA expansion, and the state covers 10 percent.
The GOP wants to drastically decrease the federal match rate for the ACA expansion and shift more financial responsibility to states, Republican Representative Austin Scott told Fox Business Tuesday."
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