💨 Abstract
Republican Sen. Joni Ernst faced backlash at a town hall in Iowa after stating "we all are going to die" when discussing potential Medicaid cuts. She defended a $700 billion spending reduction, aiming to exclude illegals and insured employees from the program. Democrats criticized the move, predicting millions would lose healthcare. The bill, passed by the House, moves to the Senate, where changes are expected. Ernst is up for reelection in 2026.
Courtesy: WTOP Staff
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