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Every Medicaid expansion bill dies without debate or vote
More than 15 bills in the Senate and House that would have expanded Medicaid died on Tuesday night without debate or a vote.
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More than 15 bills in the Senate and House that would have expanded Medicaid died on Tuesday night without debate or a vote.
Instead of expanding Medicaid to provide health insurance to primarily the working poor, Arkansas draws down those funds from the federal government to help people purchase private health insurance policies.
Hosemann said his proposal will be to refund taxpayers “dollar-for-dollar” what they paid in state income taxes for the past year “from the bottom up, until we run out of money.”
Statue of former Gov. Bilbo moved from Capitol to Two Mississippi Museums.
Senate study group backs extending postpartum Medicaid and foster care bill of rights.
Months after near ban on abortions, Speaker Gunn’s expressed ‘Next Steps for Life” are still a mystery.
With a 5-3 vote Wednesday, the Mississippi Ethics Commission reiterated its belief that the state Legislature, which appropriates more than $20 billion annually in state and federal funds, is not bound by the open meetings law.
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