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Ethos vs. Ethos: Scott Jennings Explains Why Democrats Are So Opposed to Medicaid Work Requirements

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Republican commentator Scott Jennings wasted no time on Wednesday getting to the heart of why Democrats want no strings attached for Medicaid access. Jennings says Democrats are pro-government dependence, while Republicans are pro-hard work. In other words, Democrats are okay with lazy, able-bodied people lounging at home and getting Medicaid.

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Here’s Jennings making the case for Medicaid reform on CNN. (WATCH)

Self-sufficiency eradicates the ‘need’ for the Democrat Party.

One poster says Democrats didn’t always fight against work requirements for Medicaid; they led the charge three decades ago. (WATCH)

Yes, it should, but being anti-dependence hurts Democrats’ electability.

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Commenters say it’s easier for Democrats to go back to LBJ’s vision of dependence on government than one where Americans work for a living and are free.

That’s simple, the people gaming the system vote Democrat because the party allows them to do it in exchange for a lifetime of voting loyalty. If that’s taken away, the Democrat Party loses the votes they need to maintain power and control.

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