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Our healthcare system shouldn’t depend on fraud

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Our healthcare system shouldn’t depend on fraud

Vice President JD Vance recently announced that the Trump administration would end subsidy payments for 760,000 fraudulent health insurance enrollments made through the federally administered Affordable Care Act exchanges, saving taxpaye…

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