Someones numbers are off if the federal government is covering 50% of costs only!

If the federal legislation stays in place, costs will be about $25 million, mostly to boost Medicaid providers' payments. But if it's repealed, the state could face hundreds of millions of dollars in new costs to make up for lost federal Medicaid money, and to replace federal tax credits that subsidize Alaskans who buy insurance on the individual marketplace.

I guess if one throws numbers around to their point of view they can come up with what ever they want to show! The bottom line is the American tax payer covers all!