Increasing. So why do you suppose there are Members of the House who say increasing Medicare from $179 to $304 billion is a cut? Can you explain that? That is the discussion question.
Jack Kingston: “Increasing. So why do you suppose there are Members of the House who say increasing Medicare from $179 to $304 billion…”
Editor's note · Context
Discussing the implications of proposed Medicare funding increases.
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