Advertisement Continue reading the main storyHow do Republicans argue against this success? plans would drastically cut Medicaid spending relative to current law, and they would also cut insurance subsidies, making private insurance unaffordable for many people not eligible for Medicaid. On one side, they claim that a cut is not a cut, because dollar spending on Medicaid would still rise over time. (Most Medicaid spending goes to the elderly or disabled.) Advertisement Continue reading the main storyYet today’s Republicans hardly ever do anything else.

Source: New York Times July 07, 2017 07:18 UTC