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Medicaid runs on a combination of state and federal funds. Expanding Medicaid means expecting financially strapped states to find more money, not just the federal government.

In response to: Expanding Medicaid will provide people who cannot afford coverage with access to health care. It will increase preventative care, saving on ER costs.

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In California, Medi-Cal is practically inevitably cut whenever there's budget trouble

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