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No, Alaska did not get $272 million health subsidy because of a 'strong application'
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No, Alaska did not get $272 million health subsidy because of a 'strong application'
Gov. Mike Dunleavy, Sen. Dan Sullivan and Rep. Nick Begich the Third did not reveal the real reason why Alaska received a federal subsidy of $272 million for “rural” health care improvements from the Trump administration, more than any other state except Texas.Speaking to reporters Monday, Dunleavy made it sound as if Alaska earned this bounty with a “strong application” prepared by the Dunleavy administration and that the total was based on a d…
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