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Medicaid Work Requirement

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Able-bodied people who can work and are not caretakers for children, disabled, or elderly should work.

It would depend if the person was actually able to hold a job, and not just be opting out of working.

If they are NOT disabled or medically unable to work as determined by a doctor , they should have to work.

Yes but with exceptions for those with a disability that inhibits them from working along with the elderly

Yes, I believe having some job experience or having a part time job would be nice to see them try to live life not off o…

No, there are a lot more people who are sick and disadvantaged that would need Medicaid, also those can be the reason fo…

No because if you live in a high unemployment, low job availability market, you cannot meet the requirements

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