S.C. Could be Obamacare Winner
Changes could reduce uninsured by more than half; Gov. Haley won't back changes.
Residents of Red States, where leaders appear most opposed to President Obama's sweeping healthcare overhaul, could stand to gain the most if the act is allowed to be fully implemented, according to one analysis. South Carolina ranks No. 4 on the list with a high percentage of uninsured residents who could qualify for Medicaid under Obamacare's new rules that open Medicaid to individuals and families that make up to 133 percent of the poverty line, according to the Aol Daily Finance story. South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley has already vowed to reject the Medicaid expansion, Daily Finance reports. Her state has one of the highest percentages of uninsured citizens: 19.9 percent of South Carolinians under age 65 don't have insurance. 12.7 …
JoSCh
11:36 am on Tuesday, July 17, 2012
It would be pretty difficult to be less informed... You're implying that ANY poll at any time is "the voice of America" which is pretty stupid. I can find a poll that tells you just about anything. 10% of Americans believe they have seen UFO's, and 35% believe they exist having never seen any evidence. 30% of Americans believe bigfoot exists. What does that mean? Without having seen the poll … more ›