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Rich Cordray

@RichCordray

I support access to health care for more Ohioans and Medicaid expansion helps. I agree with

@JohnKasich

that with the federal government covering 95% of the cost, it’s a great deal for Ohio. Plain and simple. Brush up on your arithmetic,

@MikeDeWine

toledoblade.com

Medicaid expansion benefits state financially, study says

COLUMBUS — The tentacles of Ohio’s controversial expansion of Medicaid have reached deeply into the state budget, offsetting enough costs to reduce its ...

6:56 PM · Aug 22, 2018

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Ohioans pay federal taxes too. The person implying that since the federal government pays for 95% that there is no cost to Ohioans is the one who needs to brush up on their arithmetic. #OHgov