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RE: Pro Life Alabama is first state to freeze enrollment to Children's Health Insurance
"Minnesota, alone, spent about 300 million on their exchange creation... That's just the creation of the exchange, none of the services and subsidies provided by the exchange."

You seem quite confused on what actually is evidence to support your claims. You did not cite this. http://www.pulleditoutofmyass doesn't count homeboy.

Please cite evidence for what you claim...............

Anyone else seeing a pattern here??????????????
12-19-2017 01:27 PM
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