How will the Supreme Court's Health Care Reform ruling ...

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The Medicaid expansion would have offered health insurance coverage to 16 million people. Now states apparently can make up their own minds whether or not to accept the expansion – and that means if Florida, Texas and other big states knock it back, then there will be millions of Americans who will miss out on the healthcare reforms.

Then they can simply go be a drain in some other state.

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The Medicaid expansion would have offered health insurance coverage to 16 million people. Now states apparently can make up their own minds whether or not to accept the expansion – and that means if Florida, Texas and other big states knock it back, then there will be millions of Americans who will miss out on the healthcare reforms.

Then they can simply go be a drain in some other state.

Or, if you're really lucky, they can get catastrophically ill without health insurance, require vast amounts of emergency care done pro bono by the existing healthcare system (and thus, ultimately at your expense), then be unable to work afterwards. Because then they wouldn't be a drain at all.

Mathematics shows that uncompensated ER care is far cheaper than Obamacare on a per year basis.