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With respect to the so-called “donation,” the agreement between Centene and AHCA includes a sentence that begins, “AHCA directs….” That doesn’t sound like a “voluntary charitable contribution.” I think the most important aspect of the matter is if the Secretary of AHCA has the authority to redirect $10 million from the state’s general fund to anywhere else? Hard to imagine that the Secretary has such authority. Also, “who” else was involved? Did Governor DeSantis or anyone acting on his behalf “help” to coordinate the $10 million diversion?
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With respect to the so-called “donation,” the agreement between Centene and AHCA includes a sentence that begins, “AHCA directs….” That doesn’t sound like a “voluntary charitable contribution.” I think the most important aspect of the matter is if the Secretary of AHCA has the authority to redirect $10 million from the state’s general fund to anywhere else? Hard to imagine that the Secretary has such authority. Also, “who” else was involved? Did Governor DeSantis or anyone acting on his behalf “help” to coordinate the $10 million diversion?