Republicans advance bill with steep cuts to Medicaid as part of Trump agenda
- House Republicans advanced a bill proposing substantial cuts to Medicaid that could lead to millions losing coverage nationwide over the next decade.
- The bill arises from a policy package aiming to reduce federal spending by at least $625 billion and includes work requirements set to begin in 2029.
- The legislation would reduce federal funding, affect states like Nevada and Nebraska, and bar Medicaid payments to clinics like Planned Parenthood, impacting access to services.
- The Congressional Budget Office estimates 7.6 million Americans could lose health insurance, while advocates warn, "People will die, and kids will die," emphasizing severe risks.
- States may respond by raising taxes or cutting benefits, increasing uninsured rates and limiting essential care, particularly endangering vulnerable populations reliant on Medicaid support.
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On today's show: On Sunday, House Republicans released their package of proposals that would cut federal spending on Medicaid and Obamacare. U.S. Representative Frank Pallone (D NJ 6th), ranking member of the House Energy and Commerce Committee, discusses what's in the bill, which the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office says would cause 8.6 million Americans to lose their health insurance. The Republican House spending bill seeks to cut som…
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Georgia would face health care calamity and the state’s budget could be in jeopardy if congressional Republicans press forward on their budget proposal, which calls for cuts to Medicaid programs, health care advocates said Monday.
West Virginia Congressional Republicans back plan to cut Medicaid and SNAP benefits for tax cuts
As Congressional Republicans propel a tax plan that would benefit the wealthy at the expense of health insurance and food for the poor, West Virginia’s federal delegation has largely been supportive. The budget reconciliation bill is the key piece of legislation to pass much of President Donald Trump’s domestic agenda. Along with making the 2017 tax cuts permanent, the bill calls for cuts to Medicaid and SNAP along with increases in military an…
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