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Wisconsin's unique approach to Medicaid expansion Original

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By Scott Walker
| The Hill Verified
Medicaid was created to help people living in poverty have access to health care. Under ObamaCare, it was expanded to include able-bodied, working-age adults without children. That was wrong. When I was governor of Wisconsin, we opted not to take the expansion. First, we could create our own plan for covering everyone living in poverty. We did — and it worked. My predecessor had raised the income requirements for Medicaid, but did not fund the gap. That left many impoverished people on a waiting list.
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The Power of the Triage Habit

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By Scott Walker
| Medium
Scott Walker · Follow 3 min read · -- Photo by Annie Spratt on Unsplash Here at Harness we know a lot about distributed computing systems. We understand the importance of resilience in the face of the unexpected. We appreciate the risk of a single point of failure. We value separation of concerns and autonomy. In Engineering we don’t just employ this mindset when we build software, we bring it to our organizational thinking too.
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Transmedia L.A. Reunion!

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By Jay Bushman, Scott Walker, Hal Hefner
| eventbrite.com
It’s been 14 years (!) plus a little bit more since a ragtag group of weirdos, looking for compatriots in the wild west of LA’s new media landscape, hung out a shingle to see who would show up. Since then, transmedia has become a buzzword, a sensation, a pariah, the newest hottest thing, hopelessly passé, and resurgent all over again. We’ve lost count of the number of hype cycles. We’re all older, possibly wiser (possibly not), and it’s been too long since this tribe came together.
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