Healthcare

Republicans are absolutely more apprehensive about cutting Medicaid today than during those earlier episodes.

All this attention is being paid to Medicaid because that’s the Democrats’ talking point.

Given this reality, we cannot provide another $1.1 trillion tax break to the top 1 percent by making massive cuts to healthcare, housing, education and nutrition assistance as President Trump and Republicans in Congress want to do.

Trump’s proposed tax cuts pose a threat to Medicaid and Medicare.

In what would be his final message to his beloved constituents last night he reminded us 'don't mess with Medicaid.'

Trump and congressional Republicans appear intent on axing Medicaid, which insures children, the poor and the elderly.

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.

Not one word about throwing millions of kids off of the health insurance they have.

You can't just say it's OK that people can die. That is just not a thing.

Trump and congressional Republicans appear intent on axing Medicaid.

We’re not trying to put 40 pills in, trying to hide anything.

All parents should consult with their healthcare providers to understand their options to get the MMR vaccine.

Protecting Children from Chemical and Surgical Mutilation

An abrupt reduction in federal funding would not only disrupt care for those who rely on Medicaid.

Many, many people are furious at the health insurance companies who make huge profits denying them and their families the healthcare that they desperately need.

These contracts allow VA to recruit & retain doctors, inform vets about their earned benefits, & perform safety inspections at VA medical facilities.

Republicans' budget has a fundamental math problem. An $880 billion cut is an attack on Medicaid, not 'waste,' 'fraud,' and 'abuse.'

This week the House is voting on Trump's billionaire and corporate tax cut, and they've decided to pay for it by gutting Medicaid - the program that insures 24% of all Americans.