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		<title>Allison Tant calls Rick Scott out for his Medicaid expansion remark</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Florida Democratic Party Chair Allison Tant issued a statement saying &#8220;sometimes there are no words&#8221; after Gov. Rick Scott told reporters he supported Medicaid expansion in 2013 because the state had just gotten approval from the federal government to expand its mandatory managed care program for three years. &#8220;The lengths to which Rick Scott will go to mislead the public are disgusting,&#8221; she said in a release. &#8220;Shame is not a strong enough word.&#8221; In a press availability on Thursday Scott avoided&#8230;]]></description>
		
		
		
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