US EditionRand Paul: GOP Megabill’s Spending Cuts ‘Weak,’ ‘Anemic’
UNITED STATES, JUN 23 – Proposed $1.1 trillion cuts to Medicaid and ACA coverage could increase medical debt by $50 billion and add 5.4 million more people to families with debt, experts say.
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Rand Paul: GOP megabill’s spending cuts ‘weak,’ ‘anemic’
Sen. Rand Paul (Ky.), one of the few Republican holdouts against the GOP’s “big, beautiful bill” doubled down on his criticism Tuesday, blasting the massive spending package as “weak.” “The spending cuts are weak, they’re anemic, and they need to do more,” Paul told CNBC’s “Squawk Box” in an interview, as the legislation is being…
REPORT: Arizona to Lose $33.1B in Health Care Spending Under House Republicans’ Budget
Vulnerable AZ Republicans Schweikert, Crane, and Ciscomani backed the largest cuts to Medicaid in history A new report estimates that Arizona stands to lose a staggering $33.1B in health care spending due to House Republicans’ Tax Scam budget, legislation that could have been stopped had any of Arizona’s Republican Congressmen – including David Schweikert, Eli Crane, or Juan Ciscomani – voted no. Analysis conducted by the Urban Institute shows …
Health-care cuts in GOP's budget bill may add up to $22,800 in medical debt for some families: Report
The Republican bill and failure to extend existing programs may prompt about 16 million Americans to lose health-care coverage. Medical debts may climb higher.
Republicans Might Give Democrats an Opening on Health Care—Again
Amid the busy start to Trump’s second term, something that has received relatively little attention is the Republican Party’s budget bill working its way through Congress. Just hearing the words “budget bill” is enough to make many people’s eyes glaze over. But at the center of the debate around it is a perennially contentious issue that could cause political headaches for Republicans if they proceed on their current path: health care.Both parti…
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