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GOP senators zero in on Medicaid policy in Trump’s tax bill that has little impact on enrollment
Republicans have faced pushback for their plans to pay for Trump’s tax cuts by reducing federal Medicaid funding and by making changes to Affordable Care Act marketplaces. States don’t like losing funding, hospitals don’t like losing business, and voters don’t like losing their insurance or paying more for it.
The shift reflects the striking new politics of Medicaid — and how dramatically the GOP’s coalition has changed under Trump.
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Trump finds opportunity to cut Medicare, Medicaid, and Social SecurityThe Trump administration is advancing a budget agenda that raises serious concerns about the future of essential public ...
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Trump plan could remove 1.4 million undocumented immigrants from MedicaidThe Trump administration's 'One Big Beautiful Bill Act' proposes cutting 1.4 million undocumented immigrants from Medicaid to ...
Proposed Medicaid cuts in Trump’s “big, beautiful bill” may leave 11 million uninsured as lawmakers clash over work rules.
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Wisconsin projects 63,000 impacted by Medicaid changes under current Trump billWisconsin's Medicaid Director Bill Hanna says he's actively talking with lawmakers and state officials about the potential ...
Trump's director of the office of management and budget said recently that 'one out of every $5 or $6 in Medicaid (payments) ...
While Democrats and independents are far more likely to have concerns, the Republican concerns illustrate the perils as the ...
Democratic congressional candidate and state Sen. Sarah Trone Garriott held a roundtable with health care providers June 4 to ...
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