Republican healthcare plan battered by left and right: 'Dumpster fire of a bill' Read moreYet those programs are now threatened by the men she voted for: Donald Trump and former Indiana governor Mike Pence. Though Phelps said she would support Trump even if it passed, she is upset by the idea of Medicaid cuts. Of course, while helping Trump win the White House, Pence was an implacable opponent of the healthcare law. Though Darrell has a job, he earned only $11,000 per year, which left him in a healthcare purgatory until Pence approved HIP 2.0. “I’ve heard from a lot of constituents who find themselves conflicted,” said Ed Clere, a Republican Indiana state representative.

Source: The Guardian March 12, 2017 11:02 UTC