US EditionLet's Get Real About the Medicaid Reform in the 'Big Beautiful Bill'
UNITED STATES, JUL 28 – The One Big Beautiful Bill Act allocates nearly $66 billion over 10 years to support farmers facing natural disaster and commodity price risks, while altering USDA programs and farm payment rules.
- Earlier this month, President Donald Trump signed the One Big, Beautiful Bill, which strengthens Medicaid for Kentucky’s most vulnerable, according to supporters.
- Trump fulfilled his campaign pledge to support farmers and ranchers, with 50% of funding targeting losses from natural disasters and commodity price dips.
- The Congressional Budget Office estimates the Act will add $3.4 trillion to the national debt over ten years, triggering Pay-As-You-Go rules, and cuts to SNAP may harm specialty farmers.
- Energy experts warn that cuts to renewable energy incentives will raise costs for industrial energy purchasers, and with wind energy making up 80% of Iowa's power, data centers face greater exposure.
- The day after passage, Alliant Energy plans to add wind energy, but experts warn renewable incentives rollbacks could slow future growth.
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Big bill reflects Trump's priorities, not America's
If a budget is a mirror of valueswhat does the "big beautiful bill" say about America? President Donald Trump signed the bill into law July 4. If you held it up to a mirror, most Americans would probably say that…
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Editorial by Bloomberg Opinion | Republicans missed a shot at serious Medicaid reform
Every decade since the 1970s, Congress has tried and failed to reform Medicaid, the health entitlement for the poor. Republican lawmakers’ latest effort — as part of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act — appears to be no different. Instead…
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