Missouri Republicans couldn’t live with Medicaid expansion. Now they can’t live without it
Health insurance for impoverished adults has always been a tortuous endeavor for Missouri. The legislature fought for years over proposals to expand eligibility for Medicaid, the public health program financed by states and the federal government. Expansion was the subject of some of the legislature’s loudest shouting matches in the years following the 2010 passage…
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