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'Unhealthy conditions.' Charlotte must make 2 changes to protect tenants, advocates say


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Charlotte housing advocates are calling for the city to create stricter code enforcement policies after unhealthy conditions and evictions at three Charlotte housing complexes.


The article from The Charlotte Observer discusses the ongoing debate over the expansion of Medicaid in North Carolina, a topic that has been contentious for years. Despite a recent budget agreement between the state House and Senate, the issue of Medicaid expansion remains unresolved. The expansion, which would extend health coverage to hundreds of thousands of low-income adults, has been a point of contention due to political disagreements, particularly around the conditions under which the state should accept federal funds. Governor Roy Cooper has been pushing for expansion, arguing it would save lives and boost the economy. However, Republican leaders have been reluctant, citing concerns over costs and the potential for federal funding to decrease in the future. The article highlights the frustration among advocates and some legislators as the state continues to forgo significant federal funding, with the debate now intertwined with broader budget negotiations and political strategy.

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