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So first off, facts not exactly in evidence here:What we really see here isn’t so clear… Wyoming, Texas, North Dakota, and Nebraska, in spite of all being red states, paid more than they got.New Mexico and Hawaii are both dark blue states, and got a lot of money out of the deal.Obviously, poverty is the deal here… And the Republican, rural south is poor and red. Outside of that area, there isn’t really a very clear correlation going on here.It’s worth noting that what you count and what you don’t count as a payment tends to alter these sorts of graphs. Beware of lies, damn lies, and statistics.

Of course not……58% of folks on medicare enhance their coverage with medicare advantage or medicare supplement plans from private insurers as I HOPE you realize that medicare only covers 80% of costs leaving 20% exposure without any maximum out of pocketAs of 2017, there were a record 19 million people enrolled in Medicare Advantage plans, accounting for about 33 percent of all Medicare beneficiariesDid you know that, as of the end of 2015, nearly 1 in 4 Medicare beneficiaries receives supplemental Medigap coverage? This means, there are almost 12 million Medigap enrolleesWhile the percentage of Medicare Supplement policyholders altogether continues to increase each year, there is a large variation in the percentage of beneficiaries with a Medigap policy in each state. In the majority of states (30 total), 20-29% of Medicare beneficiaries hold a Medicare supplement policy. However, Medigap penetration rates are as low as 3% in Hawaii and as high as 51% in Nebraska. The states with the highest Medigap penetration (above 40%) are clustered in the Plains States: Nebraska, Kansas, Wyoming, South Dakota and North Dakota.

New H1-B Visa Rules Likely to Reduce Approvals by 10%The reduction would be driven due to a major amendment in the process of selecting H1-B visa beneficiaries -- with more emphasis to be given to those applicants with 'advanced degrees'.MoreMumbai, January 15: The new rules for H1-B visa programme is expected to reduce the number of beneficiaries by nearly 10 per cent, said a research conducted by ratings agency Icra. The reduction would be driven due to a major amendment in the process of selecting H1-B visa beneficiaries -- with more emphasis to be given to those applicants with "advanced degrees".Also Read | Planning a Honeymoon in Hawaii? You Should Visit This 6 PlacesThe phrase "advanced degrees", explained officials of the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), refer to a masters or an even higher certification degree from an American varsity. H1-B Visa Blacklisted Firms: List of 26 Companies Named as Willful Violators by US Department of Labour.Apart from filtering out the relative less-skilled applicant, the new H1-B visa rules will also adversely impact the IT majors in the United States, as they would not only find a smaller pool of offshore talent, but would have to pay the applicants more in accordance to their high educational skills.Also Read | H-1B Visa Holder Face Exploitation And Poor Working Conditions, Says US Think TankUnder the proposed amendments, USCIS would first select the 65,000 visas from the cumulative pool of regular as well as advanced degree holder applicants and 20,000 highly skilled H1-B visas would then be allotted among the remaining pool of unselected advance degree holder applicants, domestic rating agency Icra's vice president Gaurav Jain said."This will work against the Indian IT services sector (H-1B dependent employers) as their share of masters degree or equivalent for H-1B visas approved was approximately 27 per cent compared to 55 per cent for non-H-1B dependent employers," he said.An entity is defined as H-1B dependent if more than 15 per cent of its employees are on an H-1B visa. The agency, however, said that credit profiles of players will remain stable as companies will be able to sustain free cash flows despite pressure on revenue growth and margins.At present, when sufficient number of petitions needed to reach the regular cap or advanced degree exemption are received, USCIS selects qualifying position towards the H1-B advance degree exemption first through lottery and the unselected advance degree applications are merged with the pool of regular applicants for selection process towards cap of 65,000, it said.Indian companies have started to ramp up onshore hiring with the visa issuance norms being tightened by restricting the entry of entry-level programmers earlier coupled with increasing compliance requirements adding to cost pressures, it said.In its sample of companies, Icra said the share of offshore revenues reduced from 43.2 per cent in FY16 to 40.3 per cent in FY18, and has subsequently increased to 42.2 per cent in H1FY19.source