Midterms may slow Trump’s healthcare agenda
Politics · First reported 29 Oct, 19:26 · Updated 01:06
Republicans anticipate that a Democratic gain in Congress could bring more oversight and complicate health policy and nominations. Separately, Vox’s supplied excerpt says Republicans are facing pressure over a vote to shrink Medicaid.
- Republicans expect a possible Democratic majority in at least one chamber to increase oversight of the Trump administration’s health policies.
- The centre article says healthcare nominations could face greater difficulty, while some bipartisan measures may still advance.
- The left article says Republicans are feeling pressure over a vote to shrink Medicaid by roughly $1 trillion over a decade.
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- Medicaid reduction described
- Roughly $1 trillion over the next decade
- Medicaid policy mechanisms
- New work requirements and eligibility checks
- Departures reported
- Calley Means and Jennifer Shuford left their roles in the preceding week
- Pending nominees named
- Chris Klomp and Heidi Overton
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