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  • We have different budgets and revenue streams," Oklahoma Gov. Mary Fallin said Wednesday in a phone interview, one day after she told lawmakers she would push an "Oklahoma Plan" based on existing insurance programs, healthy living and smoking restrictions instead of relying on federal dollars.

    GOP governors warily OK expanding Medicaid →

  • "Each state has its own unique needs. We have different budgets and revenue streams," said Oklahoma Gov. Mary Fallin.

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