Gov. Kemp's Medicaid plan would cover thousands, but not most, of Georgia's poor

Tens of thousands of poor Georgians could receive Medicaid or subsidized employer health insurance under the second part of a wide-ranging proposal Gov. Brian Kemp unveiled Monday seeking to revamp health care in Georgia. The governor’s long-awaited waiver plan would impose requirements that recipients of a limited Medicaid expansion be employed or involved in other activities, an idea that pleases conservatives but is meeting stiff resistance in federal courts.