By Ryan Noonan and Mary Lagroue
As Eula Franklin chatted with other senior citizens at the Dr. Leo S. Butler Community Center in South Baton Rouge on Thursday, her cheerful mood began to dim as she discussed the possible repercussions of Gov. John Bel Edwards’ proposed health care cuts on the lives of her and her loved ones.
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