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Saturday Links – 10 May 2025

Posted on May 10, 2025May 9, 2025 by John C. Goodman

CBO: Five Medicaid reform options floated by the GOP:

Lowering the FMAP for the expansion population, applying per-capita caps to the entire Medicaid population, eliminating states’ ability to charge provider taxes, applying per-capita caps to the expansion population only, and repealing the Biden administration’s eligibility and enrollment rules.

would cut the federal deficit by as much as $710 billion, result in up to 8.6 million people losing Medicaid coverage and up to 3.9 million becoming uninsured.

Essay: In practice, Medicaid work requirements are likely to be very loose, and to do little either to save taxpayers money or to oblige people to assume full-time employment.”

Trump’s nominee for Surgeon General: the root causes of chronic disease is what we eat.

Claim: “US dietary guidelines have made us ill.”

Obamacare exchanges: younger people are overpaying  so that older people can be undercharged.

Just eliminating fraud would save the federal government $5T over ten years.

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