Several students raised concerns about new state laws aimed to address disparities in health care coverage when Lt. Gov. Anthony Brown sat down for an on-campus panel discussion about such policies Friday.
Speaking in the Ulrich Recital Hall in Tawes Hall before an audience of more than 40 people, most of whom were students, Brown discussed the two new provisions of the Maryland Health Benefit Exchange Act of 2012. The first enhances eligibility for Medicaid so insurers cannot ban adults with preexisting conditions, and the second would establish the Maryland Health Connection, an exchange through which individuals and small businesses could shop for the right health insurance option.
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That makes sense to me. Anything he or O'Malley discusses should be held at a rectal hall.
`0:46, do you always talk that way about decorated war veterans you jerk? Show some respect.
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