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Johnson says Medicaid work requirements have a "moral component"
House Speaker Mike Johnson, who shepherded President Trump's "one big, beautiful bill" through Congress, said Sunday that the ...
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Johnson says Medicaid work requirements are 'moral' pushes back on SNAP criticism
House Speaker Mike Johnson defends Medicaid and SNAP work requirements in the new fiscal bill, calling them anti-fraud ...
Commentary: Keeping Medicaid healthy is a moral imperative
Cuts to this essential program will affect services across the Capital Region and beyond — damaging health care access for ...
Mike Johnson claims Medicaid cuts are teaching a ‘moral’ lesson to young men
The Republican speaker of the House insists changes to Medicaid are about cutting “waste and abuse,” as well as improving men ...
Mike Johnson Insists It’s ‘Moral’ to Throw People Off Medicaid
House Speaker Mike Johnson claimed adding a Medicaid work requirement to the Republican spending bill has a "moral component.
Medicaid cuts put the survival of rural hospitals like ours at risk | Opinion
A county hospital has thin margins and many patients who use Medicaid, and cuts threaten a vital community institution, ...
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A moral moment for Montana: Medicaid cuts considered in the U.S. Senate
Columnist David Carlson said that the budget fight over Medicaid funding comes down to moral choices. Which one will our U.S.
‘Intentionally Hiding’: GOP Tries to Sneak Through Medicaid Cuts in Dead of Night
Democrats bashed Republicans for trying to sneak through Trump's tax bill that would help the rich and hurt the poor in the ...
How should Ohio respond to potential federal Medicaid cuts? Editorial Board Roundtable
Faced with looming federal Medicaid cuts, cleveland.com and The Plain Dealer editorial board members debate whether Ohio ...
California’s Case for Medicaid Reform
Newsom accidentally makes the argument for Republicans.
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Medicaid cuts put the survival of rural hospitals like ours at risk | Opinion
As policymakers debate budgets, I urge them to remember that Medicaid is not a luxury. It is a lifeline. Protecting and expanding Medicaid is not just good policy; it is a moral imperative.