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Republicans diverge over budget cut proposals on Medicaid

  • Republican lawmakers diverge over Medicaid budget cuts within a $5.8 trillion federal budget for fiscal year 2025, amid negotiations in Washington, D.C.
  • The split follows promises to fiscal hardliners to find $2 trillion in cuts and offset tax cut costs, while some Republicans push steep cuts and others seek to protect Medicaid.
  • Tensions rise as 32 House Republicans sent a letter demanding strict adherence to the budget framework, emphasizing no deficit increase and opposing coverage reductions for vulnerable populations.
  • Maya MacGuineas emphasized that lawmakers must avoid approving any bills that increase the national debt, noting that the budget is still expected to add trillions to the deficit over the next ten years.
  • The disagreement suggests ongoing challenges in reconciling spending cuts with protecting Medicaid, affecting coverage for millions and the fiscal sustainability of federal health programs.
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RedState broke the news in Washington, United States on Wednesday, May 7, 2025.
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