Summary

A growing Republican backlash, including hospitals and Steve Bannon, is challenging Trump’s proposed Medicaid cuts.

The GOP budget seeks at least $880 billion in reductions, risking healthcare access for millions. Bannon warned that many MAGA voters rely on Medicaid, while hospitals and moderate Republicans urged caution, fearing economic harm.

Speaker Mike Johnson supports work requirements but lacks enough fraud-related savings to meet budget goals.

Critics argue the cuts could gut essential services, contradicting Trump’s promise not to harm Medicaid recipients.

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    5 days ago

    We already do. Ya don’t see it because it’s been a slow turn. We are the richest country in the world in history, but yet, we have issues paving roads because of the rich don’t want to pay their fair share. We could take a few points of the GDP and we could have the greatest country this world has ever seen, a pure utopia.

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        Everyone is suffering. The vast majority of people voting don’t want anything better. Sure, we can have ideals, but ya gotta face facts that people just don’t want anything better and will not avocate for it.