Here’s why there are ads for Texas Medicaid plastered on buses in Philadelphia
On Wednesday, a Texas Reddit thread featured a photo of what appeared to be an advertisement for Texas Medicaid on a bus in Philadelphia. Not only was the image on the now-viral post confirmed as authentic, there are apparently as many as 60 buses driving around the City of Brotherly Love bearing the same ad, Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority (SEPTA) spokesman Andrew Busch, told Austin TV station KXAN. But why?
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