While many American families take pride in looking after their home life without the help of welfare programs, under the Democratic Senate Finance Committee plan, many of those families will find themselves relying on government welfare.

In a recent report from the Heritage Foundation, half the 29 million who will acquire health insurance will be added through state welfare programs.

Those proud families, who steer clear of the local welfare office, will now have to stand in line and apply with 14 million other families for Medicaid. Many Washington D.C. think tanks say the number collecting benefits from the government will top 90 million Americans by 2020.

Staggering indeed.

Under current guidelines Medicaid pays doctors and other providers 20-25 percent less money than private sector insurance companies.

Also it is worth pointing to a July Time Magazine article; “There are real questions as to whether the program could handle the strain of that many new clients. Already, it is difficult in some areas to find health-care providers who are willing to accept Medicaid patients.” [1] Keep reading