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Springfield, MO
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Springfield, MO
The Missouri Supreme Court yesterday ruled the state must conduct voter-approved Medicaid expansion.
Overturing a lower court ruling, the decision found the ballot measure is constitutional.
The measure now heads back to the lower court for implementation details. More than 275,000 low-income Missourians stand to benefit from the expansion.
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The begin ing of the end. Not only that but KC and St. Louis cannot continue to make the reat of the state pay for their mismanagement and abuse! We need a forensic audit of that vote!! I still sau there is NO WAY they didn’t stuff votes.