By Prince George's County Ex-Pat
saturday, october 18, 2025 at 02:50:11 p.m. edt
"a plan to give undocumented [sic] immigrants [sic] access to Maryland’s state health insurance marketplace next year has been put off until 2028 by state officials, citing recent federal policies affecting immigrants [sic] as well as overall uncertainty in health care mark..."
https://wtop.com/maryland/2025/10/undocumented-residents-access-to-maryland-health-insurance-marketplace-delayed-from-2026-to-2028/
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SHUTDOWN "WILL PROBABLY END THIS WEEK"--KEVIN HASSETT
(ZH)With the government shutdown in its third week, White House's top economic advisor Kevin Hassett said on Monday that the government shutdown is "likely to end sometime this week," and that if it does not, the Trump administration may impose "stronger measures" to try and force Democrats to cooperate.
Hassett told CNBC that he's heard from the Senate that Democrats thought it would be "bad optics" to vote to reopen the government before this weekend's nationwide "No Kings" protest.
"Now there’s a shot that this week, things will come together, and very quickly," he said. "The moderate Democrats will move forward and get us an open government, at which point we could negotiate whatever policies they want to negotiate with regular order."
"I think the Schumer shutdown is likely to end sometime this week," he said, referring to Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY), who Republicans have blamed for letting the government shut down.
If it doesn't reopen, "I think that the White House is going to have to look very closely, along with [White House budget chief Russell] Vought, at stronger measures that we could take to bring them to the table," Hassett continued - suggesting that Democrats are simply looking for a politically opportune time to fold.
GRA:Just a show,that's all it was.
--GRA
Wes "Moore is Less" thinks he'll be President in 2028,so the plan has been revised to:let his successor figure it out.
--GRA
Obama's and states' "Health Insurance Marketplace" is like a strip mall with a pawnshop, a payday loan and check casher, and a half-dozen empty storefronts. With some shady cash-only freelance retailers and street pharmacists nearby.
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