


House Budgets Conflict with Senate Plan Over Trump Agenda, Medicaid Cuts
The House's budget plan under Trump faces internal GOP tensions over proposed Medicaid cuts, as Senate Republicans advance their separate $340 billion budget resolution.
Overview
As the Senate pushes a $340 billion budget focusing on border security, military spending, and energy directed at Trump's agenda, internal friction arises in the House. Lawmakers are concerned about potentially steep cuts to Medicaid and food stamp programs, particularly affecting GOP representatives from districts with high beneficiary rates. This has led to opposition among House Republicans crucial for passing the budget, complicating the party's efforts to reconcile their differing plans with the Senate's approach, which has already passed with amendments supporting Trump's priorities.
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The House plan proposes significant cuts to Medicaid, potentially slashing $880 billion over ten years. This could impact millions of low-income Americans who rely on Medicaid for healthcare, though proponents argue it would reduce waste and abuse.
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