A has been repealed by the Republicans two years ago B provides medical insurance for the poor and near-poor C was supported by the poor and near-poor in America D was decided to be carried out by Tennessee lawmakers

A Major states and federal government share the health-care coverage cost. B There will be an upper limit on federal expenditure in any special states. C Conservatives have long supported to give states regulated amounts. D It will increase with inflation, population growth and drug costs.

A the state receives no more than one waiver B the block grant increases as time goes by C the Medicaid program will be run out D the governor applies for a federal waiver

A curb spending on the Medicaid program with new flexibility B free their hands in administrating the Medicaid program C change the reform process of the Medicaid program D reform the system without harming the Medicaid

A The Medicaid Program--a Controversial Act B Tennessee Moves to Sabotage its Own Health-Care system C The Reform Process of the Medicaid Program D Obamacare: Trapped in the Crisis of Being Repealed

A Supreme Court chambers do not contain sufficient seats. B privileges enjoyed by the Supreme Court Bar are unfair. C Supreme Court trials should be broadcast to the public. D it is a civic right to be present in the courtrooms.

A the judicial system ought to serve the public. B justices require public support on tough decisions. C second-hand information leads to twisted facts. D otherwise it jeopardizes major national interest.

A unveil the court's chaotic routine. B undermine the justices' dignity. C divert public attention away from the law. D force lawyers to watch their postures.

A Suspicious. B Confident. C Ambiguous. D Contemptuous.

A Chief Justice is on the same page with the author. B The author is willing to compromise his advocacy. C The court may lift the ban on cameras on two stages. D The function of the court could be largely extended.