Congressman Coffman, the need for the poor to have healthcare doesn't go away just because you remove their healthcare. What are your solutions for those that currently fall in that income bracket to be able to receive care?  Many that are able bodied already work, they just may not make much income. Preventative care costs the state less than unfunded ER care, and it helps the rural hospitals to stay in business.

Additionally, recent data from Kaiser shows that the primary drivers of Medicaid expenses were actually rising prices from specific providers and drug costs.  What are you doing to address these issues which can be solved without removing healthcare from Coloradoans? I don't understand why republicans are so eager to hurt their constituents for a few tax cuts for high dollar investors.

Source: http://www.kff.org/medicaid/issue-brief/medicaid-enrollment-spending-growth-fy-2016-2017/