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they made a dra conyan decision which injuries providers. in the long run, this whole system here is designed to squeeze providers and that mean, of course, you are going to reduce the provision of health care, the supply of health care. and yet at the same time, you are exploding the number of people who are going to be demanding health care. simple economics tells you that means the costs will go through the ceiling and ultimately, somebody has got to pay for that. it's going to be the taxpayer. now, look, i'm not saying we don't want people to have access to health care. what i am saying is we got to find ways of getting the private enterprise system involved more people who are low wages working and getting health care is a benefit. at that point you are not throwing everything onto the government and the taxpayers. the federal government i using this major clout and say we will withdraw the money to pressure the states into a program. i want to say something to you. i was a governor and we always started with medicaid is unalterable. it

they made a dra conyan decision which injuries providers. in the long run, this whole system here is designed to squeeze providers and that mean, of course, you are going to reduce the provision of health care, the supply of health care. and yet at the same time, you are exploding the number of people who are going to be demanding health care. simple economics tells you that means the costs will go through the ceiling and ultimately, somebody has got to pay for that. it's going to be the taxpayer. now, look, i'm not saying we don't want people to have access to health care. what i am saying is we got to find ways of getting the private enterprise system involved more people who are low wages working and getting health care is a benefit. at that point you are not throwing everything onto the government and the taxpayers. the federal government is using this major clout and say we will withdraw the money to pressure the states into a program. i want to say something to you. i was a governor and we always started with medicaid is unalterable. i

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