This initiative was originally envisioned as an extension of the grants in the Kerr-Mills bill, which was heavily advocated by Wilbur Mills.
This initiative was originally envisioned as an extension of the grants in the Kerr-Mills bill, which was heavily advocated by Wilbur Mills. A 2011 paper by Amy Finkelstein et. al studied outcomes of people who were made newly eligible for this program in Oregon in 2008. This federal program provided most of the money for an initiative that created the Commonwealth Connector under a 2006 law signed by Mitt Romney. A controversial 1993 law introduced a (*) "claw-back" provision into this program in which states had to try to recover some cost from assets of the deceased. Access to this program was increased for pregnant women by a 1986 bill. A mandatory expansion of this program was ruled unconstitutional in the 2012 case NFIB v. Sibelius. For 10 points, name this Great Society program that provides insurance to lower income people.
This initiative was originally envisioned as an extension of the grants in the Kerr-Mills bill, which was heavily advocated by Wilbur Mills.
Medicaid ["Medicare" is wrong, just in case any durn foreigners are reading this]