I do ask elected Virginia officials to improve current Virginia Medicaid. Do change Virginia Medicaid into Virginia Public Option, so that more Virginia residents will get health care. Current Virginia Medicaid has a requirement for low income residents to either work or volunteer 80 hours per month. Do remove these 80 hours per month of working or volunteering permanently to make Virginia Medicaid into Virginia Public Option, so that only low income would qualify a Virginia resident to qualify for Virginia Public Option, but without 80 hours per month of working or volunteering. For example, a Virginia resident has a 401(k), and he or she does not work nor volunteer, but he or she has Virginia Public Option. No person should be required to work or volunteer any number of hours to be able to qualify for a state health care insurance. Working or volunteering any number of hours for a low income person to qualify for a state health insurance is immoral, unethical, and not Christian. Jesus Christ healed and counseled the sick without any conditions such as, if I heal or treat your physical or mental or spiritual issue, you as as my patient has to work or volunteer 80 hours per month to qualify for my healing ministry in my temple sweeping floors, washing statutes, and asking people to take their shoes off their feet before entering a temple of my Father in Heaven, and none of these Jesus asked of His patients, because He helped them unconditionally, so do provide Virginia Public Option to low income Virginia residents without any conditions of working or volunteering.

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I do ask elected Virginia officials to improve current Virginia Medicaid. Do change Virginia Medicaid into Virginia Public Option, so that more Virginia residents will get health care. Current Virginia Medicaid has a requirement for low income residents to either work or volunteer 80 hours per month. Do remove these 80 hours per month of working or volunteering permanently to make Virginia Medicaid into Virginia Public Option, so that only low income would qualify a Virginia resident to qualify for Virginia Public Option, but without 80 hours per month of working or volunteering. For example, a Virginia resident has a 401(k), and he or she does not work nor volunteer, but he or she has Virginia Public Option. No person should be required to work or volunteer any number of hours to be able to qualify for a state health care insurance. Working or volunteering any number of hours for a low income person to qualify for a state health insurance is immoral, unethical, and not Christian. Jesus Christ healed and counseled the sick without any conditions such as, if I heal or treat your physical or mental or spiritual issue, you as as my patient has to work or volunteer 80 hours per month to qualify for my healing ministry in my temple sweeping floors, washing statutes, and asking people to take their shoes off their feet before entering a temple of my Father in Heaven, and none of these Jesus asked of His patients, because He helped them unconditionally, so do provide Virginia Public Option to low income Virginia residents without any conditions of working or volunteering.

I do ask elected Virginia officials to improve current Virginia Medicaid. Do change Virginia Medicaid into Virginia Public Option, so that more Virginia residents will get health care. Current Virginia Medicaid has a requirement for low income residents to either work or volunteer 80 hours per month. Do remove these 80 hours per month of working or volunteering permanently to make Virginia Medicaid into Virginia Public Option, so that only low income would qualify a Virginia resident to qualify for Virginia Public Option, but without 80 hours per month of working or volunteering. For example, a Virginia resident has a 401(k), and he or she does not work nor volunteer, but he or she has Virginia Public Option. No person should be required to work or volunteer any number of hours to be able to qualify for a state health care insurance. Working or volunteering any number of hours for a low income person to qualify for a state health insurance is immoral, unethical, and not Christian. Jesus Christ healed and counseled the sick without any conditions such as, if I heal or treat your physical or mental or spiritual issue, you as as my patient has to work or volunteer 80 hours per month to qualify for my healing ministry in my temple sweeping floors, washing statutes, and asking people to take their shoes off their feet before entering a temple of my Father in Heaven, and none of these Jesus asked of His patients, because He helped them unconditionally, so do provide Virginia Public Option to low income Virginia residents without any conditions of working or volunteering.

I do ask elected Virginia officials to improve current Virginia Medicaid. Do change Virginia Medicaid into Virginia Public Option, so that more Virginia residents will get health care. Current Virginia Medicaid has a requirement for low income residents to either work or volunteer 80 hours per month. Do remove these 80 hours per month of working or volunteering permanently to make Virginia Medicaid into Virginia Public Option, so that only low income would qualify a Virginia resident to qualify for Virginia Public Option, but without 80 hours per month of working or volunteering. For example, a Virginia resident has a 401(k), and he or she does not work nor volunteer, but he or she has Virginia Public Option. No person should be required to work or volunteer any number of hours to be able to qualify for a state health care insurance. Working or volunteering any number of hours for a low income person to qualify for a state health insurance is immoral, unethical, and not Christian. Jesus Christ healed and counseled the sick without any conditions such as, if I heal or treat your physical or mental or spiritual issue, you as as my patient has to work or volunteer 80 hours per month to qualify for my healing ministry in my temple sweeping floors, washing statutes, and asking people to take their shoes off their feet before entering a temple of my Father in Heaven, and none of these Jesus asked of His patients, because He helped them unconditionally, so do provide Virginia Public Option to low income Virginia residents without any conditions of working or volunteering.

I do ask elected Virginia officials to improve current Virginia Medicaid. Do change Virginia Medicaid into Virginia Public Option, so that more Virginia residents will get health care. Current Virginia Medicaid has a requirement for low income residents to either work or volunteer 80 hours per month. Do remove these 80 hours per month of working or volunteering permanently to make Virginia Medicaid into Virginia Public Option, so that only low income would qualify a Virginia resident to qualify for Virginia Public Option, but without 80 hours per month of working or volunteering. For example, a Virginia resident has a 401(k), and he or she does not work nor volunteer, but he or she has Virginia Public Option. No person should be required to work or volunteer any number of hours to be able to qualify for a state health care insurance. Working or volunteering any number of hours for a low income person to qualify for a state health insurance is immoral, unethical, and not Christian. Jesus Christ healed and counseled the sick without any conditions such as, if I heal or treat your physical or mental or spiritual issue, you as as my patient has to work or volunteer 80 hours per month to qualify for my healing ministry in my temple sweeping floors, washing statutes, and asking people to take their shoes off their feet before entering a temple of my Father in Heaven, and none of these Jesus asked of His patients, because He helped them unconditionally, so do provide Virginia Public Option to low income Virginia residents without any conditions of working or volunteering.

I do ask elected Virginia officials to improve current Virginia Medicaid. Do change Virginia Medicaid into Virginia Public Option, so that more Virginia residents will get health care. Current Virginia Medicaid has a requirement for low income residents to either work or volunteer 80 hours per month. Do remove these 80 hours per month of working or volunteering permanently to make Virginia Medicaid into Virginia Public Option, so that only low income would qualify a Virginia resident to qualify for Virginia Public Option, but without 80 hours per month of working or volunteering. For example, a Virginia resident has a 401(k), and he or she does not work nor volunteer, but he or she has Virginia Public Option. No person should be required to work or volunteer any number of hours to be able to qualify for a state health care insurance. Working or volunteering any number of hours for a low income person to qualify for a state health insurance is immoral, unethical, and not Christian. Jesus Christ healed and counseled the sick without any conditions such as, if I heal or treat your physical or mental or spiritual issue, you as as my patient has to work or volunteer 80 hours per month to qualify for my healing ministry in my temple sweeping floors, washing statutes, and asking people to take their shoes off their feet before entering a temple of my Father in Heaven, and none of these Jesus asked of His patients, because He helped them unconditionally, so do provide Virginia Public Option to low income Virginia residents without any conditions of working or volunteering.

I do ask elected Virginia officials to improve current Virginia Medicaid. Do change Virginia Medicaid into Virginia Public Option, so that more Virginia residents will get health care. Current Virginia Medicaid has a requirement for low income residents to either work or volunteer 80 hours per month. Do remove these 80 hours per month of working or volunteering permanently to make Virginia Medicaid into Virginia Public Option, so that only low income would qualify a Virginia resident to qualify for Virginia Public Option, but without 80 hours per month of working or volunteering. For example, a Virginia resident has a 401(k), and he or she does not work nor volunteer, but he or she has Virginia Public Option. No person should be required to work or volunteer any number of hours to be able to qualify for a state health care insurance. Working or volunteering any number of hours for a low income person to qualify for a state health insurance is immoral, unethical, and not Christian. Jesus Christ healed and counseled the sick without any conditions such as, if I heal or treat your physical or mental or spiritual issue, you as as my patient has to work or volunteer 80 hours per month to qualify for my healing ministry in my temple sweeping floors, washing statutes, and asking people to take their shoes off their feet before entering a temple of my Father in Heaven, and none of these Jesus asked of His patients, because He helped them unconditionally, so do provide Virginia Public Option to low income Virginia residents without any conditions of working or volunteering.