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--------------------------------Access to affordable health care, housing, and nutritious food is necessary for all Californians to thrive. But Republican federal budget proposals would pave the way for deep and harmful cuts that would take health coverage, nutrition assistance, and other essentials away from millions of Californians who are already struggling to make ends meet in the face of persistently high inflation and the high cost of living. These cuts would increase poverty and hardship, widen race and ethnic inequities, and make it harder for workers to maintain their jobs in exchange for funding huge tax giveaways for the wealthy. This fact sheet shows how many residents in each of California’s congressional districts benefit from vital programs at risk of being cut to illustrate the potentially wide-reaching impact cuts could have in communities across the state.Fuelman » Today, 4:00 pm » wrote: ↑ I didn't vote for Trump.
Most people agree Medicaid is a worthwhile program. Both of my Wife's parents died on Medicaid in a long term memory care unit. Dad for two years and mom for four years. The six years prior to that of living in assisted living facilities burned through their life savings. I've been through the 5 year look back of finances to qualify for Medicaid. I'm glad the program exists.
Get back to us when you know exactly where these cuts are being made instead of a bunch of hair on fire opinions.