- Moderator
- #1
The bill itself is 940 pages long, and the text of which was released not just a few days ago. Through my observations, I have found that not many on this board are keen on sitting down to read something 940 pages long.
Before the release, skeptics had been speculating that "$700 billion" would be cut from Medicaid, portraying it as an arbitrary, singular cut to the program. However, the cuts of $700 billion are spaced out over 10 years, through stricter work and eligibility requirements. The Senate version proposes deeper cuts. To say there are no cuts would be dishonest, though it should be noted that illegal immigrants do get something called "emergency Medicaid."
So, I'll ask you, if you think one way or another, cite provisions (pro or con) concerning the cuts. Surely you're able to do that, right? I'll leave you to it.
Before the release, skeptics had been speculating that "$700 billion" would be cut from Medicaid, portraying it as an arbitrary, singular cut to the program. However, the cuts of $700 billion are spaced out over 10 years, through stricter work and eligibility requirements. The Senate version proposes deeper cuts. To say there are no cuts would be dishonest, though it should be noted that illegal immigrants do get something called "emergency Medicaid."
So, I'll ask you, if you think one way or another, cite provisions (pro or con) concerning the cuts. Surely you're able to do that, right? I'll leave you to it.