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Donald Trump said a lot of random things about studies and waste and all this other stuff, he did not talk about Medicaid, not once. And as a certain right-wing operative likes to say, ‘MAGA’s on Medicaid.’
this list is so long and taking up so much real estate in his speech it's almost like they want to distract from their massive cuts to Medicaid.
Don’t you think if you found a bunch of money in the couch cushions that you would put that to expanding Medicaid, improving schools, fixing our roads? Right? But that’s not what they’re planning on doing.
Trump and the Republicans are coming for Medicaid.
the ONLY way the House GOP could even think about upholding their 'no cuts to Medicaid' swing seat promises and their spending cut mandates is deficit spending and bad math.
The NRCC wants to extract Republicans out of their communities, out of their districts, so they don’t feel as connected, so they isolate them so they can be more easily manipulated and bullied into cutting Medicaid.
The reason they’re shaking all these couch cushions, and the reason they’re rattling off all these numbers, is because all those numbers they’re trying to add up into one of the most massive tax cuts for billionaires and the 1% probably in…
MAGA: Trump is coming for your Medicaid. MAGA: Republicans are coming for your Medicaid.
Trump’s proposed tax cuts pose a threat to Medicaid and Medicare.
Trump’s proposed tax cuts are gifts to his billionaire friends.
The closure of the White Plains hearing office in New York may force individuals to travel up to 135 miles to the next nearest SSA location.
No quid pro quo, no agreement, I did nothing wrong.
The law is very clear in New York City, that we are not allowed to collaborate for federal courts with ICE.
The idea that I should resign takes away the power of the people.
Without a doubt, our immigration system is broken, but the cost of managing an international humanitarian crisis should not overwhelmingly fall onto one city alone... The $80 million that FEMA approved, paid, and then rescinded—after the…
No deal, no quid pro quo and I did nothing wrong.
That money had already been appropriated, things were already in action, and so I think the Supreme Court ruled the right way, and now the administration needs to unfreeze them and allow those contractors and the work to be done.