"we’ve got close to 7 million americans who have access to health care for the first time because of medicaid expansion."
"we’ve got close to 7 million americans who have access to health care for the first time because of medicaid expansion."
barack obama
sep 28, 2015 ... nearly 9 million people gained insurance last year, a win for “obamacare” as the  president's signature health care law expanded medicaid and opened health ...  set aside the 7 million noncitizen immigrants, most of whom were never meant to  be covered by the aca, and 26 million uninsured remain.
"we've got close to 7 million americans who have access to health care for the  first time because of medicaid expansion." — politifact national on tuesday,  february 25th, 2014. false. admininstration's reports say otherwise. barack  obama · the "most realistic estimates" for jobs created by keystone xl are " maybe 2,000 ...
mar 13, 2017 ... 24 million would lose health insurance coverage by 2026 under gop's  obamacare replacement, new estimate says ... large part from changes in  medicaid enrollment — because some states would discontinue their expansion  of eligibility, some states that would have expanded eligibility in the future would  ...
dec 6, 2016 ... the medicaid expansion was seriously undermined by the supreme court's  decision to allow states to opt out, but it remains a key feature of the aca and has  been implemented in ... first, the aca has dramatically reduced the number and  percentage of americans who completely lack insurance coverage.
feb 24, 2011 ... “we've got close to 7 million americans who have access to health care for the  first time because of medicaid expansion.” -- president obama, remarks during  dinner with the democratic governors association, feb. 20, 2014. the fact  checker has written several times about the fuzziness of the medicaid ...