Reps. Thompson and Huffman blast GOP’s proposed $880 billion in cuts aimed in part at Medicaid
Reps. Mike Thompson and Jared Huffman made a joint appearance Friday in Santa Rosa to issue dire warnings about the impact of a Republican plan to cut over the next decade at least $880 billion from programs that are likely to include Medicaid and Medicare to help pay for some $4.5 trillion in tax cuts.
House Republicans adopted a budget proposal that serves as a blueprint for implementing President Trump's agenda. Here's what ...
when their failed attempt to repeal the Affordable Care Act’s Medicaid expansion helped cost the GOP control of Congress? Or is there a path to cut programs that some watchdogs acknowledge are ...
WASHINGTON — House Republicans hunting for ways to pay for President Donald Trump’s tax cuts have called for cutting the ...
The words “Medicaid” and “Affordable Care Act” don’t appear in the text ... could be the biggest casualties of that GOP House budget resolution if some version of it ultimately is ...
GOP senators have their own plans ... Some 40 states expanded their Medicaid programs with the Affordable Care Act, when Obamacare provided money to enroll people in the program.
This year’s town halls are reminiscent of the tea party pushback 15 years ago, but the differences should make Republicans ...
The elimination of credits that must be reauthorized by Congress would raise premiums by an average of $2,122.
Sen. Ryan Mishler’s bill would mean about 200,000 people could lose health coverage and would be relegated to a waitlist.
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