The measure, if ultimately passed into law, would allow many of the state’s illegal residents to tap into special health-care programs that provide the same benefits as the subsidized Medi-Cal program.
An estimated two million illegals currently reside in California, the Los Angeles Times reported.“We are talking about our friends,” said Sen. Ricardo Lara, the Los Angeles Times reported. “We are talking about our neighbors and our families who are denied basic healthcare in the richest state of this union.”
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Of course, the California General Assembly is loaded with illegal aliens.
ReplyDeleteIf California is the richest state in the Union, then why are they around $27 billion in debt? Quacky liberal logic as always. Tax & spend...
ReplyDeleteThAts why California is a broke oiver taxed Droght state dying of thirst.
ReplyDelete“We are talking about our neighbors and our families who are denied basic healthcare in the richest state of this union.”
ReplyDeleteThis is a fraudulent statement.. the usual FALSE premise that if you don't have insurance, you don't have access to health care.
If you ask them, most doctors and providers will give you a discounted rate if you pay at the time of service.
So you go to the doctor and pay for it yourself (maybe $90?).
Or you get one of Obamma's policies, pay 400-600/mo., and STILL have to pay the doctor bill because of deductibles and copays.
I'll keep the 600/mo. and just pay the doctor myself.
The more our elected lawmakers give the more that will come.
ReplyDeleteWho will be footing the bill for this? I think the Federal Government will be kicking in money for this so whether we like it or not our taxes will be paying for it.
ReplyDeleteThere are 2 million of them in line at Taco Bell.
ReplyDeleteThere are a LOT more than 2 million aliens in California