Letter: Critics of Republican Bill Overlook Important Facts
UNITED STATES, JUL 7 – The bill cuts Medicare and Medicaid, increasing uninsured by up to 16 million over a decade, while adding $3.5 trillion to the national debt, Congressional Budget Office reports.
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Letter: Critics of Republican bill overlook important facts
“Republicans who insult rivals should take a look in the mirror” (Reading Eagle, July 1) requires a response. Democrats claim more than 7.8 million Americans won’t have health insurance because of Medicaid changes included in the Republican budget bill. A letter from the Congressional Budget Office refutes that claim, stating that 1.4 million would be people who do not meet citizenship requirements for Medicaid enrollment. Democrats claim 7.8 mi…
Republicans Will Pay The Piper For The Big Ugly Bill— Starting With California's David Valadao
Valadao, who was already in jeopardy, put his political future in deeper peril last week by voting to slashe the Medicaid coverage essential to roughly two-thirds of his constituents. About half a million of his constituents need Medicaid funding for their healthcare, more than in any other district in the state. His district, which includes swaths of Kern, Kings & Tulare counties, is among the most competitive, and poorest, in the nation.
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