Rep. Mary Gay Scanlon Warns of GOP Spending Cuts to Medicaid and SNAP
Forbes Breaking NewsJune 7, 20252 min3,822 views
2 connectionsΒ·4 entities in this videoβProposed Spending Bill and GOP Budget
- π― The House is debating a federal spending bill, with Republicans proposing significant cuts to crucial programs.
- π‘ Representative Mary Gay Scanlon (D-PA) is offering an amendment to HR 2753, the Handsoff Medicaid and SNAP Act, to prevent these cuts.
Republican Budgetary Proposals
- π° Reports indicate Republican leadership is considering trading devastating cuts to Medicaid for tax cuts benefiting billionaires.
- π To fund their reconciliation bill, Republicans reportedly need to cut $880 billion from Medicaid and $230 billion from food assistance.
- β οΈ Despite these figures, Republicans publicly claim they are not planning such cuts.
Scanlon's Amendment and Call to Action
- π£οΈ Scanlon aims to give Republicans an opportunity to prove their claims by voting on her amendment.
- β The amendment seeks to ensure that devastating cuts to Medicaid and SNAP cannot advance in the House.
- π Scanlon urges a "no" vote on the previous question to allow her amendment to be considered.
Contrasting House Priorities
- πΊπΈ While Republicans are publicly focused on renaming the Gulf of Mexico as the Gulf of America, their private agenda involves deep cuts to social programs.
- βοΈ Scanlon highlights the discrepancy between public statements and reported private negotiations regarding budget priorities.
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MedicaidSNAPGOP Spending CutsFederal Spending BillRepublican BudgetTax Cuts for BillionairesFood AssistanceHR 2753Mary Gay ScanlonHouse of Representatives
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