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They should stay on it for the same reason they qualified for it under the pandemic emergency. That is, because the ACA and other subsidies are insufficient. Not only are the pandemic healthcare subsidies not enough, but we need to be expanding healthcare, not cutting it.
Why not everyone?! We get sick too! And we’re poorer!! >

Wouldn’t that be socialism though? >

Socislism = workers own the means of production. 
So no, healthcare for all is not SoCiAliSm >

The use of the word "socialism" is not limited to textbook economic socialism.  Words evolve.
Republicans complain that Social Security and Medicare are socialism.  They complain that universal child care is socialism.  They complain that public libraries are socialism.  
See? >

I know that. 
My definition is not just textbook, it is actual practical core Socialism. America is not Socialist. Americans do not own the means of production, not even close. The 1% Oligarchs do.
Medicare and Social Security are actually Capitalism! 
I worked for and paid for my Medicare and my Social Security. I own them as much as I own all my other assets, my car, my land, my home. 
That is Capitalism. Facts Matter >

Cool. Do not-Medicare and not-older American next. Kick it off with prescription goods beginning with "A," and ditch the refund and rebate model in favor of wholesale shopping and collective bargaining with the highest pile of stable, fuck-you currency in the developed world, ever. >

They stole money from those of on Medicare to help fund Obama care. And all government health care like Medicare sucks compared to what I  before turning 65. >

The Oregon Healthcare Plan is impressive. When it first started back in the 90s it actually broke with national law, so they had to be issued a waiver from Clinton. There have been some major bumps in the road but since 2011 when they implemented CCOs it’s been vastly improving.
For Medicaid recipients, all care is free. There are zero fee prescription costs, zero monthly premiums, and dental and mental health are included. Vision on some plans. It’s not that bad, as Medicaid goes. 
We are also the only state in the country that has inshrined the right to affordable healthcare into our state constitution. It’s also illegal here to charge any patient more than $75 for their insulin. With the changes to the state constitution, it’s expected that there will be more legislation passed that addresses patient costs on private insurance (like they’ve done with insulin). The future looks bright. >

I just transferred to Oregon State University from FL, and I am blown away by how different the vibe is. Obviously nowhere is perfect, but my experience with Oregon and many Oregonians has been like walking into Miss Honey’s classroom after knowing nothing but the misery of being raised by the Wormwood’s your whole life. Oregon has been a balm for my spirit. I’d love nothing more than to settle in Oregon for the rest of my life, haha. >

I’m also obsessed with it here !!! 
I grew up in Portland, but then I left … lived in 7 other states (never Florida though!). I just moved back last spring. Best decision. I even somehow truly missed all the rainy weather 🙈
I’ve just never felt in any other state (generally speaking!) that the people there were my people like I do here. I was always the only weirdo saying hi to all the strangers on hiking trails and getting confused awkward responses. (Though, I think that’s also a mountain west thing). And I’d always be trying to find out ahead of time what “people wear” to whatever thing I was doing because growing up in OR … no one ever gaf. Jeans and a hoody were appropriate for 95% of all things! Along with anything else, really. 
Like, I just went to a “secret” concert the other day? But that anyone could go to, not exclusive or anything. Just silly and fun! Before the location is revealed, they post info about wheelchair accessibility etc. so it’s still fun waiting for the location but everyone can plan. And the whole point was basically just so local artists could get exposure in a fun way and from people that likely wouldn’t have heard of them otherwise. The whole thing felt so Oregon to me. Like a hug from an old friend. 
I hope you stick around after your studies! 
Oh oh, also … could totally not be your thing, but there are some great rockhounding spots in Corvallis, and over by Newport, in Yaquina Bay, there’s great spots for clamming (I’ve never eaten a clam, but it’s still a lot of messy fun trying to catch one!). >

This is good news. It's just too bad that millions of Americans are about to be booted from Medicare and Medicaid due to the omnibus bill that broke the link between the public health emergency and extended health coverage. >

If they don't meet the eligibility for Medicare or Medicaid, then why should they stay on it? Your article already mentions that they qualify for ACA plans and subsidies or employer health insurance.