Jeffries promises to reverse Medicaid cuts if Democrats take the House
Democrats labeled the legislation the “big, ugly bill,” and have held hundreds of events across the country over the last year to talk about its effects. “Hands off Medicaid, hands off Medicare, hands off the Affordable Care Act, and hands off the healthcare of the American people,” Jeffries later added. Democrats aimed to extend the ACA subsidies last year and early this year, but hit a wall in the Senate.
- ▪Democrats labeled the legislation the “big, ugly bill,” and have held hundreds of events across the country over the last year to talk about its effects.
- ▪“Hands off Medicaid, hands off Medicare, hands off the Affordable Care Act, and hands off the healthcare of the American people,” Jeffries later added.
- ▪Democrats aimed to extend the ACA subsidies last year and early this year, but hit a wall in the Senate.
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House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-NY) pledged to rescind cuts to Medicaid and the Affordable Care Act subsidies if Democrats flip the House in November.Democrats have spent over a year criticizing cuts to Medicaid in President Donald Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill Act and the ACA-enhanced tax credit that expired late last year. Recommended Stories Two Democrats head to runoff in special election for Georgia’s 13th District Jeffries promises to reverse Medicaid cuts if Democrats take the House Peggy Flanagan holds Laken Riley Act against Angie Craig in final push before Minnesota Senate primary “These cuts were enacted to provide massive tax breaks to billionaire MAGA Republican donors, and that’s why when we’re on the other side of the Nov.
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