Cancer Survivor Tom Price Medicaid Expansion Video stat : Refinery29

"According to my knowledge, the American Health Care Act under the Republican leadership bill is going sunset Medicaid I believe in 2020. "Unfortunately, no, I don't believe he did answer my question," he told Talking Points Memo . Now of course you have the conservative republicans who want to sunset it even sooner, so this is not going to help me."




"Medicaid expansion saved my life and saved me from medical bankruptcy," Brian Kline said during a CNN town hall event on Wednesday night. Price to man who says Medicaid saved his life: Care he received is "not necessarily true for everybody" #CNNTownHall https://t.co/Qsowip35f5A cancer survivor who says he's alive because of Medicaid confronted Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price on the GOP's opposition to the program. Republicans leaders in the House are aiming to replace the act with a health care bill that dramatically cuts Medicaid funding. "Why do you want to take away my Medicaid expansion?" Kline is from Pennsylvania, one of the states that opted to expand Medicaid coverage under the Affordable Care Act.


CLAIMTom Price said that it was 'better for our budget if cancer patients die more quickly.' It originated with Newslo, a "hybrid" web site that publishes articles containing a mixture of fact and fiction:JUST ENOUGH NEWS … Newslo is the first hybrid News/Satire platform on the web. At the end of the day, it's better for our national budget if cancer patients pass away more quickly, it's a lousy way to live anyway, and I'm sorry to say it out loud, but it's the truth," Price concluded. This quote was not a genuine statement issued by Secretary Price. The web site's hybrid articles are accompanied by two buttons labeled "show facts" and "hide facts" that allow readers to see which parts of an article are factual and which parts are fictional.



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