For some reason, Patrick doesn't want to talk about it.
The Patrick administration, which supplied the figures last week, refused to make state health insurance officials available to discuss them.Keep in mind this is the same Deval Patrick who initially vetoed $500,000 to keep the outpatient clinic at the Soldier's Home in Holyoke open not even a year ago. It wasn't until after veterans and Soldier's Home staff protested the closure that Patrick did an about-face just days before the January special US Senate election between Scott Brown and Martha Coakley.
But critics were quick to blast the huge medical bill being footed by hard-pressed, law-abiding taxpayers.
“Incorporating illegal immigrants into any type of government-sponsored health care is legitimizing their presence here,’’ said Mark Krikorian, executive director of the conservative Center for Immigration Studies, which favors stricter immigration policies. “It’s a kind of piecemeal amnesty.’’
[Hat tip- Spitfire Murphy]
Well Deval Patrick is certainly a typical damn Progressive - I remember reading about him when he vetoed that money to keep open the out-patient clinic at the Soldier's Home.
ReplyDeleteJust like the effin' Democrats in NYS and in Illinois who just couldnt get the absentee ballots out to our troops overseas. Even with an extension by the *cough* Department of Justice *cough*.
They don't like our military, don't respect our military and frankly Patrick, just like Obama and that idjit Frank aren't all that fond of America either. Hope Barney and Deval get their asses kiced this year.