Senate Republicans approve limiting health insurance program for Hoosiers

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6 thoughts on “Senate Republicans approve limiting health insurance program for Hoosiers

  1. As always, Republicans are pro-life until it costs them one red cent. But, hey, gotta finance the latest income tax here in Indiana!

    Cutting people off is easier than dealing with the reality that so many folks in Indiana now have jobs with such modest benefits that they have to turn to HIP for health care.

  2. So currently the federal government pays 90% of the cost for hip in the state with Indiana picking up 10% and their complaining about that and want to eliminate that? I don’t know what world they live in that they don’t think it’s great that somebody else is picking up 90% of the bill and they only have to pick up 10%. They need to leave it alone the way it is

    1. We’ve had so many folks transition from employer-provided healthcare to badly-payingjobs with no healthcare that Indiana can’t afford it.

      “HIP covers individuals with annual incomes of up to $20,793; couples with annual incomes up to $28,214; a family of four with an annual income of $43,056.“

  3. Let’s correct the record. Republicans and others who call themselves Pro Life are generally not pro life. They are pro birth. What happens after birth, what medical care or educational needs a child might have, are not of their concern. They insist the child be born, no matter whether the child dies an hour or a day or a week later when all the doctors knew the child would not survive, and that the child’s birth might kill the child’s mother or otherwise cause serious harm to her.

    It’s not about being pro life. It’s about being in charge. And overriding medical decisions. Or personal decisions. It’s just about being in charge.

  4. Dubious as work requirements may be, there is absolutely no justification to cut so drastically that even those who ARE working are faced with this sentence >>> “Another provision would cap the program—meaning hundreds of thousands of Hoosiers could lose coverage.” Savages, with no thought to following the teachings of Jesus.

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