Around a dozen House Republicans are reluctant to support their party's budget proposal due to significant Medicaid cuts. With a narrow majority in the House, the GOP navigates tensions that could lead to a government shutdown. Rep. Jeff Van Drew, a former Democrat, is particularly vocal against the proposed $880 billion cuts to Medicaid, emphasizing its importance for working-class citizens. He expresses disappointment in former President Trump for possibly breaking his commitment to protect Medicaid, noting Trump's historical defense of entitlement programs. Changes are awaited as the vote approaches.
Around a dozen House Republicans are uneasy about the prospect of voting for their party's budget proposal over potential cuts to Medicaid.
Rep. Jeff Van Drew claims proposed $880 billion cuts to Medicaid are too extreme, asserting that working-class individuals utilize Medicaid.
During a call with Trump, Van Drew expressed his opposition to the budget resolution, which could lead to cuts in Medicaid.
Trump has consistently vowed not to make cuts to Medicaid, positioning himself as a defender of entitlement programs.
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