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联邦政府是否应该增加对低收入个人的医疗保健（Medicaid）的拨款？

当支付得起的医疗法（奥巴马医改）于2010年颁布了它需要所有国家扩大其医疗补助计划，包括人的收入比在传统的医疗补助允许稍高，以及团体，就像没有孩子的成年人，以前没有被覆盖。 2012年，最高法院裁定，迫使美国扩大其覆盖医疗补助是违反宪法的。从那时起，22个国家已经扩大了其覆盖范围超过35个选择不这么做。膨胀的支持者认为，这将降低医疗费用为大家减少美国人的数量没有医疗保险。反对者认为，国家应允许没有联邦政府的干预，经营自己的医疗补助计划。

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64% 是的	36% 不
55% 是的	29% 不
6% 是的，但只是为老年人和残疾人增加。	3% 否，而且各个州应该自行决定覆盖范围
3% 应该，但是我宁愿换成单一付款人医疗保健制度	2% 不，应当只有老人和残疾人有资格。
	1% 不，并且联邦政府不应该为任何社会项目增加资金
	0% 不，还应该废除医疗补助

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@8L8NCR3 from Texas answered…4yrs4Y

Fix the medical/insurence system, not put more money into it. Lower the price. Ppl are making too much money from otherone's sickness

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@TradeTariffKaylee from North Carolina submitted…7mos7MO

Senate Republicans introduce legislation to legalize IVF treatment nationally.

Republican Sens. Ted Cruz (Texas) and Katie Britt (Ala.) announced Monday that they are introducing legislation to protect legal access to in vitro fertilization (IVF) nationwide in the wake of an Alabama Supreme Court ruling that embryos created by the treatment are children.Cruz and Britt said they will unveil the bill to clear up the “confusion and misinformation” spread by the ruling, which has alarmed prospective parents who worry they may lose access to the procedure and the chance to have children.“To address these concerns, we will introduce a bill on Monday to ensure IVF access is legally protected nationwide. The legislation would require, as a condition of receiving federal Medicaid funding, that states don’t prohibit IVF,” Cruz and Britt wrote in a Wall Street Journal op-ed.Cruz and Britt added that their goal “is to make sure that any family’s path to bringing a child into the world isn’t compromised by preventable legal confusion.”

@SimilarCabinet from Wisconsin submitted…6mos6MO

US borrowed $1.2 trillion in past 8 months

The federal government has borrowed roughly $1.2 trillion in the eight-month period ending in May, the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) estimated in a report on Monday.The nonpartisan budget scorekeeper said the figure is $38 billion above the federal budget deficit recorded during the same period in fiscal 2023.Total outlays were up 8 percent in the past eight months, reaching $4.5 trillion, as the CBO noted a 42 percent increase in net outlays for interest on the public debt. The percentage represents an estimated $185 billion increase over the same period in fiscal 2023; the office pointed to rising interest rates as a key contributor.Spending for programs like Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid jumped 6 percent on net during the same time frame, amounting to a $117 billion increase, the CBO estimated. Medicare was projected to have seen the biggest bump, as outlays rose 10 percent, or $51 billion, in a large part due to “increased benefit payments to Medicare Advantage plans,” the CBO said. Spending for Social Security benefits rose 8 percent, or $74 billion, following a rise in beneficiaries and average benefit payments.

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