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8. Medicaid isn't really the answer, though

Thu Jan 1, 2026, 04:40 PM

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As it means loss of assets in most cases, not just income.

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ACA Test Case [View all] The Madcap Thursday OP

Aren't the original subsidies still in place? MichMan Thursday #1

That's what I thought as well. The Madcap Thursday #2

Also, given that the enrollment ends on the 15 of January, The Madcap Thursday #3

Correct. n/t Ms. Toad Thursday #5

It depends on which red state in the middle of the country. Ms. Toad Thursday #4

Not that they didn't try to expand The Madcap Thursday #7

Medicaid isn't really the answer, though The Madcap Thursday #8

Not for expanded Medicaid - it is based on income alone. Ms. Toad Thursday #9

Also tried a single young female case just for grins. The Madcap Thursday #6

Try an income of 1$ above the Federal Poverty Line Rstrstx Thursday #11