[spintreebob]

18-year-old high school senior said she will be Medicaid-eligible when she graduates this spring. She is learning about the work requirements, and said she's worried she will miss a step and lose her coverage.

A person graduating high school and the first thing she thinks of is her welfare coverage? If she had a chronic illness I would understand. But every indication is that she is quite normal and typical of what our public education system is producing.

exemptions ... pregnant women Great. Get pregnant right out of High School and you don't have to work.

[trebb]

Stealing funds from those who really can’t earn their own way due to age/disabilities - not to mention the American taxpayer.

[libertylover]

an 18-year-old high school senior said she will be Medicaid-eligible when she graduates this spring. She is learning about work requirements, she's worried she will lose her coverage. "I'm definitely going to find a job," she said.

It's working already!

[libertylover]

I hope it has the desired effect of getting some of the lazy to work.
On the other hand, my wife’s niece is 5’3” 300 lbs. and her husband is 6’0” 400-450 lbs. They don’t do anything and I think they’re to the point where they can’t do anything.