The Senator of West Virginia, Jim Justice (R), says he is a “no” about the change that Senator Rick Scott (R-Fla.) Suggested to stop the capable adults without dependent children From the preservation of the 9-to-1 Federal Medicaid matching contentA proposal that would reduce the federal government’s expenditure by 313 billion US dollars in addition to the GOP megabill already contained in the GOP megabill.
Justice said Boomerang could boomerang boomerang At the party.
“We came in a situation in which our hospitals were really really worried,” he said. “Many people here don’t know what a rural hospital really is, but I know. And I know that in West Virginia you could lose a number of rural hospitals very well.”
“It only seems as if we had taken it as far as to take it comfortably,” he said of Medicaid’s spending cuts.
“And now we are getting it to another level,” he said about Scott’s proposal to prevent recent participants in Medicaid in countries who expanded the program from obtaining the generous 90 percent federal game.
“Here is the thing I am most concerned about, and that is that I am hung up to keep our majority,” he said.
“At the end of this there is a name or family, you know. And if you don’t be careful, you will be alienated, and if you alienate you, let’s go back to the minority,” he warned.
The Senate will vote on the change in the context of its voting a-rama, which is located in its 12th hour.
Scott has confident that his change will be adopted, but the decision of the judiciary, “no”, meets the chances of being adopted to President of Trump a huge lovely bill.
