Well, we did the expansion in Michigan. I actually recommended against it at the time and voted against it. And the reason I did is because When I first came into state government we had 1 in 9 residents were on Medicaid with the expansion, it's 1 in 4. And when you consider that right now the federal government is covering about 90% of that, it's not sustainable for the federal government long term in. (08:00–08:08)
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