School officials say the state decision to cut federal money likely will hurt their ability to recruit and retain critical staff for students with disabilities.
Serious question - how in any logical fashion does this make any sense?
I’m American but I’m not understanding this. Medicaid is federal money so in other words it’s basically free money for the state. I know the republicans love nonsense like owning the libs and “reducing the dependency on the government” but is there some kind of cogent argument here even in theory?
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Serious question - how in any logical fashion does this make any sense?
I’m American but I’m not understanding this. Medicaid is federal money so in other words it’s basically free money for the state. I know the republicans love nonsense like owning the libs and “reducing the dependency on the government” but is there some kind of cogent argument here even in theory?
It strengthens support amongst their voter base and is an advertising strategy for people who hate social welfare to move to Texas