A LIFE UNFOLDS AS IDAHO SORTS OUT ITS BUDGET PRIORITIES

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Molly Messick reports in the wake of spending cuts, the Idaho Legislature is now in the process of determining how the state’s revenue surplus should be spent.  It’s a process of sorting out priorities, and the decisions have palpable effects.

Last month, Krystal Esterline made a brave decision.  The then 22-year-old decided to talk publicly about recent cuts in Medicaid services, and how they’ve affected her.  “With having services, I’m successful in life when I have them,” she said.  “When I don’t have all my services, I’m not successful. I have issues.”

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