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An Attack on the Medical Establishment

WYOMING, JUL 15 – At least 12,000 Wyoming residents are projected to lose coverage, with the state economy shrinking by $140 million over five years, according to a study by Regional Economic Models, Inc.

  • Republican lawmakers passed a budget bill including steep Medicaid cuts that President Donald Trump signed in early July 2025, affecting multiple states and health providers.
  • The legislation aimed to meet Trump's 2017 tax cut extension and timeline demands despite health industry warnings of coverage loss and hospital closures.
  • Studies project the cuts could cause over 1,000 additional deaths, nearly 100,000 more hospitalizations annually, and substantial economic damage in states like Wyoming.
  • Rick Pollack said tax cuts drove passage despite harm, and Dr. Peter Evangelakis noted impacts start in health care but spread across the economy affecting jobs and GDP.
  • The Medicaid reductions may affect the 2026 elections, with critics vowing to remind voters of lawmakers’ decisions that opposed constituents' interests and risked rural hospitals.
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ipmnewsroom.org broke the news in on Tuesday, July 15, 2025.
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