Increasing the state's Medicaid funding 'expands access to medical care'?

Don't make me laugh.

Brian Balfour sets the record straight.

Key point:

"... over the last seven years North Carolina has seen a 28 percent increase in Medicaid recipients, while experiencing a 61 percent decline in Hospitals treating Medicaid patients and a 23 percent decrease in physicians accepting Medicaid patients. In other words, a lot more people chasing after fewer and fewer providers.

By cramming more people into the Medicaid system, we will not be guaranteeing them 'access to medical care,' rather we will be piling more people into a bureaucratic nightmare where long wait times and endless searches for a doctor to treat your sick child is the norm."

That's just a preview of what's in store for us if the Dems/Lefties/"Progressives" succeed in their fond wish to provide mediocre health care in America, under the guise of "fairness for all", via some form or the other of "universal health care".