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The Hill
Rep. John Yarmuth, the only Democrat in Kentucky's congressional delegation, is pressing the Trump administration after his state’s Republican governor abruptly cut off dental and vision coverage for thousands of Medicaid enrollees. Gov. Matt Bevin's administration announced earlier this month that it was canceling dental and vision coverage for almost 500,000 enrollees in the state's Medicaid expansion. Kentucky officials said the move was in response to a federal judge striking down the Medicaid work requirements that Bevin has touted.
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The Plain Dealer
Republican gubernatorial nominee Mike DeWine said Wednesday that he favors keeping Medicaid expansion in Ohio, though with new work requirements on many recipients. Until now, DeWine, Ohio's attorney general, has been vague about whether he favors preserving Medicaid expansion, which extends healthcare benefits to about 700,000 low-income Ohioans. Term-limited Republican Gov. John Kasich successfully pushed through approval of Medicaid expansion in 2013 over the opposition of conservative lawmakers.
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CBS News
Maine's fiscally conservative governor says he'd rather go to jail before expanding Medicaid and putting the state in "red ink." Gov. Paul LePage made the remark Tuesday during a call-in on WVOM-FM. Nearly three out of five voters last fall voted to expand Medicaid to 80,000 Mainers by July 2. Advocates are encouraging Mainers to sign up.
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The Hill
More than a billion doses of opioids flowed into Missouri during a six-year period, according to a report released Thursday by Sen. Claire McCaskill (D-Missouri). The report — a product of the senator's ongoing investigation into opioid manufacturers and distributors — shows that three pharmaceutical distribution companies together shipped 1.6 billion doses of opioids to the state between 2012 and 2017, contributing to Missouri's raging opioid epidemic.
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CNNMoney
Pfizer caved to pressure from President Donald Trump to temporarily roll back its drug price increases. But the pharmaceutical company isn't the only one hiking list prices in recent months. Until Pfizer's announcement Tuesday, few drug manufacturers appeared to pay heed to the president's exhorting them to reduce costs.
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Vox
President Donald Trump declared war and then victory with drug maker Pfizer within a matter of hours this week, claiming to have successfully convinced the pharmaceutical company to roll back drug price increases. And he did — sort of. Pfizer really delayed the increases rather than canceling them: The company says Trump has until the end of the year to implement a drug pricing blueprint he introduced in May, and if he doesn't, it will go ahead and hike prices again.
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Los Angeles Times
The giant drug company Pfizer seemed to hand President Trump a big win Tuesday when it announced it would roll back a slate of price increases that took effect July 1. Trump, naturally, took credit for the move and tweeted it out as "great news for the American people."
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MHPA
Charlie Cook, National Journal political analyst and editor and publisher of the Cook Political Report, will deliver the closing keynote for MHPA's 2018 conference, "Medicaid: The Great Debate" Oct 21-23 in Washington, D.C. Dubbed the "Picasso of election analysts" by The Wall Street Journal and considered one of the nation's leading authorities on U.S. elections and American political trends. Cook will wrap up MHPA's three-day event with Getting Ready for the Election: The Current Political and Legislative Environment." will bring the battle to you.
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