US EditionDemocrats need to stop being MAGA's mommy
The government shutdown centers on disputes over Medicaid funding cuts and rising insurance premiums, with millions projected to lose coverage by December 2026, experts say.
- Permanently extending the Biden COVID-19 credits is estimated to cost about $410 billion over the next decade, according to Congressional Budget Office estimates.
- Insurers predict that individual-market premiums will rise by roughly 18 percent in 2026 due to various factors, as stated by Gadai Bulgac of the Economic Policy Innovation Center.
- Improper enrollments are projected to reach 6.4 million in 2025, costing the federal government about $27 billion for subsidies, according to estimates.
- The subsidies primarily benefited higher-income households, including families that earn more than four times the federal poverty level, as reported in the analysis.
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APG of Wisconsin
Pocan says loss of ACA health care subsidies will show up soon
Sometime in the next 10 days, Wisconsin residents will see directly what the stakes are in the ongoing standoff in Washington over the federal shutdown, U.S. Rep. Mark Pocan (D-Black Earth) said Wednesday. That’s when people who buy health insurance…
Dothan Eagle
The Daily Nonpareil - Council Bluffs, Iowa…The Democrats need to stop being MAGA's mommy
Exactly why are the Democrats trying to save Republicans from a drubbing in the midterms? Their shutdown of the government to stop cuts in health coverage does not work to their political advantage — or ultimately help those they purport…
The Northern Virginia Daily
Froma Harrop: Democrats, stop being MAGA's mommy
Exactly why are the Democrats trying to save Republicans from a drubbing in the midterms? Their shutdown of the government to stop cuts in health coverage does not work to their political advantage — or ultimately help those they purport…
Ohio Republicans Are Not Playing Games With the Shutdown
With the government having now been shut down for a week, Ohio’s top Republicans in Congress are not holding back from calling out Democrats for what’s been dubbed the “Schumer Shutdown,” after Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y. Both of Ohio’s U.S. senators for Ohio are Republicans, with Sen. Jon Husted facing an election next year and Sen. Bernie Moreno part of leadership. House Judiciary Chairman Jim Jordan has also been garnering at…
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