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As many as 17,000 Americans will die directly as a result of states deciding not to expand Medicaid under Obamacare, according to a new study.
Researchers from Harvard University and City University of New York have estimated that between 7,115 and 17,104 deaths will be "attributable to the lack of Medicaid expansion in opt-out states" in a study published in Health Affairs.
"The results were sobering," Samuel Dickman, one of the authors, said, according to the Morning Call. "Political decisions have consequences, some of them lethal."
Study: Thousands Of People Will Die In States That Don't Expand Medicaid
The same dickweed who helped put out the horsecrap study that estimated 45K die each year.
The left has never been able to produce the names and even other statisticians at Harvard said the study was a load of road apples.
Keep pushing the crap Chris. It's why you are always an odds-on-favorite to win board moron of the year.