For years, Robert cared for his severely disabled child while holding down a job at a local juvenile detention center. Now, Robert is retired and his 41-year-old-son relies on Medicaid for full-time care. The Senate will soon vote on a bill to slash Medicaid – one that would

All in the last 24 hours. The White House is SPINNING OUT. People who believe time is on their side don’t act like the clock is running out

Incredible

Medicaid is a life-changer for families like Ben’s. I will never stop standing up to protect this essential coverage.

Mark Warner on why Republicans are supporting Trump's big bill: "A lot of it just is Trump. I wish I could say they're only talking trash on this bill but not other things. The amount of things I hear from Republicans around national security items where they are privately

This is iconic DC behavior

The Senate’s version of OBBBA hits poor families even harder than the initial version passed by the House — now the poorest Americans will lose 2.9% of their income while the richest gain 2.2%

“The minutiae of Medicaid policy” is a wild euphemism for “16M+ Americans will lose their healthcare”

Thousands of projected deaths per year is “immaterial” vox.com/health/417639/…

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The Vice President of the United States called Robert’s family “minutiae."

Ben, a disabled 14-year-old from Chesterfield, VA, isn’t “minutiae.” His health insurance isn’t minutiae. His future isn’t minutiae. Medicaid matters and I am fighting to protect it.

🚨🚨🚨17 million projected to lose health insurance, Yasmeen Abutaleb reports

Be specific. This isn't just all of Congress. Congressional REPUBLICANS are the ones who keep voting for bills they admit hurt their own constituents and then beg the other chamber to change.

The fact that all these Republican lawmakers are running around trying (& often, failing) to get specific carve outs in their own bill so THEIR community isn’t subject should tell you all you need to know. If they think it’s so great, why don’t they want it as-is for themselves?

Hey POLITICO are you serious with this. Absolutely wild take