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<blockquote data-quote="bacha29" data-source="post: 4062573" data-attributes="member: 58386"><p>Of course it&#039;s much easier especially medical bills when you can hang on the coattails of those taking the high road by purchasing medical insurance and making the necessary life style sacrifices in order to keep up with rising premiums&nbsp; No, I&#039;m not mischaracterizing southern people. What I am calling into question is while in their zeal to ban abortion are they aware of the fact that in it&#039;s very first budget proposal their beloved president Trump wanted to make steep cuts to the federal share of the Medicaid program with the clearly stated objective to push the cost of the entire program back onto the states ? Should that happen are they prepared to absorb the loss of the federal funding share and deal with a huge increase in demand for services that could result from an abortion ban. ? In addition if you can&#039;t get an abortion in one state you just go to another where they can and leave it up to that state to pay for the service from their own Medicaid budget. Why should that state have to shoulder the burden?</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="bacha29, post: 4062573, member: 58386"] Of course it's much easier especially medical bills when you can hang on the coattails of those taking the high road by purchasing medical insurance and making the necessary life style sacrifices in order to keep up with rising premiums No, I'm not mischaracterizing southern people. What I am calling into question is while in their zeal to ban abortion are they aware of the fact that in it's very first budget proposal their beloved president Trump wanted to make steep cuts to the federal share of the Medicaid program with the clearly stated objective to push the cost of the entire program back onto the states ? Should that happen are they prepared to absorb the loss of the federal funding share and deal with a huge increase in demand for services that could result from an abortion ban. ? In addition if you can't get an abortion in one state you just go to another where they can and leave it up to that state to pay for the service from their own Medicaid budget. Why should that state have to shoulder the burden? [/QUOTE]

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