Center on Budget and Policy Priorities December 3, 2024
Allison Orris, Gideon Lukens

Deeply damaging health coverage proposals recently advanced by Republican congressional leaders and conservative think tanks could gain traction in Congress next year.[1] Cutting Medicaid would harm enrollees — including the millions of children, people with disabilities, and elderly people with low incomes who are covered by Medicaid — and increase health inequities.

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Topics: Congress / White House, Govt Agencies, Insurance, Medicaid
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