Federal Judge Blocks Medicaid Work Requirements

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A federal judge invalidated Medicaid work requirements in Arkansas and Kentucky, a blow to the Trump administration's efforts to remold the program

U.S. District Judge James Boasberg, an Obama administration appointee, ruled on Wednesday that the work requirements, approved by the Department of Health and Human Services, violated Medicaid’s basic purpose of delivering health coverage to low-income and disabled people.

 

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Must have been appointed by democRats....never want folks to have some prestige.....

Not for long...

Thank God for this judge

People should work if capable.

RIGHT ON JUDGE!!!

An Obama judge - surprise - let’s keep paying people other than disabled to do nothing.

Who's the Judge lets get him trending

Stupid judges are everywhere

So entitled, lazy people can sit on their butt all day while hard-working people support them?

Obama guy is not really a judge with a blind fold on

Another “ freebie” People in America have no pride Losers

To help the needy republicons call it socialism?..

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