On Friday’s broadcast of C-SPAN’s “Washington Journal,” Rep. Sean Casten (D-IL) stated that fraud protections for the Affordable Care Act might be like ones Republicans put on Medicaid earlier this year that really just “made it really hard for people who are struggling, maybe can’t access the necessary paperwork, maybe need social service support to fill out those forms, those people just fell out of the healthcare system.”

Casten said, “I do just think there’s a general question, if you start saying we’re going to put fraud protections and income limits, for who? How is that done? We saw in the big, ugly bill that the Republicans passed…

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