In two years, the One Big, Beautiful Bill passed by Republicans in Washington will require millions of low-income Americans to work, study or meet similar requirements to keep their health insurance. But in Arkansas and Georgia, the two states that tried such a requirement, the result has been a loss of coverage without a complementary increase in employment,…
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