Definitions
GNU Webster's 1913
- n. A program controlled by the United States government to provide health care for the needy. It is funded by contributions from the salaries of workers, and is therefore a form of health insurance.
WordNet 3.0
- n. health care for the needy; a federally and state-funded program
Examples
“Linking SS to medicare and medicaid is a favorite repug tactic.”
Matthew Yglesias » Collender: Pawlenty is “Not Ready for Prime Time”
“Social Security and medicare/medicaid is going broke.”
“I am from another country and so please know that medicaid is a government run program.”
Senator: Non-profit co-ops would help drive down health costs
“Socilized medicine (HEALTH CARE) wow again dum dum dum medicaid is a GOVERNMENT run program.”
Freshman Dem: Passing health care reform worth losing my seat
“What happens when there are 20 states that want the rest of us to pay for their increases in medicaid, to get their vote? cfrench”
“Never mind my grandfather was in medicaid and they siezed all his assests.”
“Look at the mess medicaid is in before you think you want Goverment ran health care.”
Resolution criticizing Wilson passes, on mostly partisan vote
“Most of them do not have insurance to pay that cost, so the government, state and federal, in medicaid and medicare pay for it.”
Lieberman a major problem for Senate Democrats on health care
“Is expansion of Medicaid a “giveaway” to insurance companies? given that medicaid is now more than 60% privatized, yes, you could say that. water balloon says:”
“We have a lot of people that abuse medicare and medicaid from the patients as well as the doctors.”
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Politics
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