Europe EditionWhat to know about the GOP’s Medicaid bill
- House Republicans are set to hold a markup session for a Medicaid bill on May 27, 2025, within the House committee responsible for energy and commerce issues, located in Washington, D.C.
- The bill aims to reduce federal Medicaid spending by at least $880 billion from 2025 to 2034 amid concerns over rising Medicaid costs and budget deficits.
- This legislation introduces work requirements, funding cuts, and eligibility changes affecting an estimated 8.6 million people, while excluding per capita payment caps favored by centrists.
- Rep. Tom Kean Jr., a Republican critical to the bill’s progress, called it "a strong bill," though Democrats strongly oppose it, describing potential harm to low-income and disabled Americans.
- If passed, the bill could reshape Medicaid funding and policy, but faces resistance within both parties and tight vote margins before the House and Senate deadlines.
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GOP’s big overhaul faces increasingly long odds — thanks to a surprising source
It has been nearly eight years since Sen. John McCain’s middle-of-the-night thumbs-down vote torpedoed Republican efforts to repeal the Affordable Care Act and make drastic cuts to Medicaid. With Donald Trump back in the White House and the GOP back in control of Congress, Republicans again have their eyes on Medicaid, the government health program for those with low incomes or disabilities. A GOP proposal unveiled this week would require many e…
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Cobb County CourierWhy do cuts to Medicaid matter for Americans over 65? 2 experts on aging explain why lives are at stake
Medicaid provides health insurance coverage for more than 82 million Americans. FatCamera/E+ via Getty Images by Jane Tavares, UMass Boston and Marc Cohen, UMass Boston Republicans in Congress intend to cut about US$880 billion in federal health care spending. One of their primary targets is Medicaid. That government program covers 82 million Americans with health … Continued
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