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Gov. Reeves vows to sign postpartum Medicaid extension into law if passed by legislature
Governor Tate Reeves is vowing to sign postpartum Medicaid extension into law if passed by the Mississippi legislature.
In a Sunday afternoon Twitter post, Reeves argues that in order for Mississippi to be a better place to raise kids, lawmakers have to be willing to make “philosophically uncomfortable” decisions such as extending postpartum coverage from 60 days to 12 months.
“The legislature should pass a law continuing this 12 months of postpartum coverage…and if they do, I will sign it into law,” Reeves wrote.
Our new pro-life agenda will not be easy, and it will not be free. But it will be worth it, as more children of God are brought into the world! pic.twitter.com/4V9g8TvO7u
— Governor Tate Reeves (@tatereeves) February 26, 2023
On Feb. 8, the Senate passed a bill extending postpartum Medicaid coverage. It has since been referred by House Speaker Philip Gunn — an outspoken critic of the idea — to the House Medicaid Committee…
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By: J.T. Mitchell
Title: Gov. Reeves vows to sign postpartum Medicaid extension into law if passed by legislature
Sourced From: www.supertalk.fm/gov-reeves-vows-to-sign-postpartum-medicaid-extension-into-law-if-passed-by-legislature/
Published Date: Sun, 26 Feb 2023 21:18:16 +0000
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Events happening this weekend in Mississippi: June 13-15
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