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Health and Human Services Secretary [[Kathleen Sebelius]] appearing on Capitol Hill for questioning admitted to double-counting in the Obamacare budget. Rep. Joe Pitts of Pennsylvania said “The same dollar can’t be used twice. This is the largest of the many budget gimmicks Democrats used to claim Obamacare would reduce the deficit.” <ref>[http://dailycaller.com/2011/03/04/hhs-secretary-sebelius-admits-to-double-counting-in-obamacare-budget/ HHS Secretary Sebelius admits to double-counting in Obamacare, The Daily Caller, March 4, 2011]</ref>
Health and Human Services Secretary [[Kathleen Sebelius]] appearing on Capitol Hill for questioning admitted to double-counting in the Obamacare budget. Rep. Joe Pitts of Pennsylvania said “The same dollar can’t be used twice. This is the largest of the many budget gimmicks Democrats used to claim Obamacare would reduce the deficit.” <ref>[http://dailycaller.com/2011/03/04/hhs-secretary-sebelius-admits-to-double-counting-in-obamacare-budget/ HHS Secretary Sebelius admits to double-counting in Obamacare, The Daily Caller, March 4, 2011]</ref>
==Implementation==
==Implementation==
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|Arizona||Implementing Expansion in 2014
|Arizona||Implementing Expansion in 2014
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|Arkansas||Implementing Expansion in 20141
|Arkansas||Implementing Expansion in 2014<ref group=note name="ar">AR and IA have approved Section 1115 waivers for Medicaid expansion.</ref>
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|California||Implementing Expansion in 2014
|California||Implementing Expansion in 2014
|Illinois||Implementing Expansion in 2014
|Illinois||Implementing Expansion in 2014
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|Indiana||Open Debate2
|Indiana||Open Debate<ref group=note name="in">IN and PA have pending waivers for alternative Medicaid expansion plans.</ref>
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|Iowa||Implementing Expansion in 20141
|Iowa||Implementing Expansion in 2014<ref group=note name="ar"/>
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|Kansas||Not Moving Forward at this Time
|Kansas||Not Moving Forward at this Time
|Massachusetts||Implementing Expansion in 2014
|Massachusetts||Implementing Expansion in 2014
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|Michigan||Implementing Expansion in 20143
|Michigan||Implementing Expansion in 2014<ref group=note>MI has an approved waiver for expansion and plans to implement in April 2014.</ref>
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|Minnesota||Implementing Expansion in 2014
|Minnesota||Implementing Expansion in 2014
|Nevada||Implementing Expansion in 2014
|Nevada||Implementing Expansion in 2014
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|New Hampshire||Implementing Expansion in 20144
|New Hampshire||Implementing Expansion in 2014<ref group=note>NH has passed legislation approving the Medicaid expansion that is expected to be signed by the Governor in March 2014. While the state plans to seek a waiver at a later date, the legislation calls for the expansion to begin July 1, 2014.</ref>
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|New Jersey||Implementing Expansion in 2014
|New Jersey||Implementing Expansion in 2014
|Oregon||Implementing Expansion in 2014
|Oregon||Implementing Expansion in 2014
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|Pennsylvania||Open Debate2
|Pennsylvania||Open Debate<ref group=note name="in"/>
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|Rhode Island||Implementing Expansion in 2014
|Rhode Island||Implementing Expansion in 2014
|West Virginia||Implementing Expansion in 2014
|West Virginia||Implementing Expansion in 2014
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|Wisconsin||Not Moving Forward at this Time5
|Wisconsin||Not Moving Forward at this Time<ref group=note>WI amended its Medicaid state plan and existing Section 1115 waiver to cover adults up to 100% FPL in Medicaid, but did not adopt the expansion.</ref>
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|Wyoming||Not Moving Forward at this Time
|Wyoming||Not Moving Forward at this Time