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Republican leaders reject Democratic health care demands for bill to avoid shutdown
Democrats seek to restore Medicaid cuts and extend Affordable Care Act subsidies amid a government funding deadline, aiming to protect millions from rising healthcare costs, leaders said.
- Republican leaders in the House and Senate will reject Democratic demands for an immediate extension of health care subsidies while moving forward with a stopgap spending bill to avoid a government shutdown on October 1.
- Democratic leaders argue it is Republicans' responsibility to negotiate, as they need at least seven Democratic senators to support the funding bill.
- Senate Majority Leader John Thune stated that Democrats must choose to work with Republicans or risk a government shutdown, which would impact the American people.
- If the government shuts down on October 1, most federal agencies will close, and millions of non-essential federal employees will not receive paychecks.
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Republican Leaders Reject Democratic Healthcare Demands for Bill to Avoid Shutdown
(MedPage Today) -- Republican leaders in the House and Senate said Wednesday that they will reject Democratic demands for an immediate extension of healthcare subsidies, challenging Democrats to vote against a stopgap spending bill that doesn't...
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