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What part of no one who is receiving UC should have a "JUST IN CASE BILL"?
even if it's $5.00 a month that money should go toward food if you are healthy and in between jobs
Go to one of the calulators that are on line to see your potential cost. I believe my kids used one put out by Kaiser.
If you are below the poverty line you can go on medicaid. Unless your state GOP has blocked your access.
No matter what you should have medical coverage, this system has worked very well as Romneycare in Mass.
Go to one of the calulators that are on line to see your potential cost. I believe my kids used one put out by Kaiser.
If you are below the poverty line you can go on medicaid. Unless your state GOP has blocked your access.
No matter what you should have medical coverage, this system has worked very well as Romneycare in Mass.
You should have it as a unemployed person if Medicaid is free
Man, I'm glad that isn't an official U.S. Government website. I didn't even read half of the first page and found more than half a dozen typos, misspelled words, and grammatical errors.
Gotta give the owner of the website some credit, though, they jumped on a domain and put up a website that is chock full of advertisements hidden in such a way that they actually look legitimate. They even tossed in a nice little mailing list link so that they can sell you something down the road. Internet marketing is great.
I'm wholeheartedly opposed to Obamacare, but I'm even more opposed to trashy websites like that one.
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