💰Trump budget cuts $625 billion from Medicaid and $230 billion from SNAP

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Trump's budget bill would cut $625 billion from Medicaid and $230 billion from SNAP, stripping healthcare from 11 million Americans and food assistance from millions more—despite polls showing 82% of Americans oppose Medicaid cuts and 61% oppose SNAP cuts, including majorities of Republicans.

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Why This Matters

🏥 Your family healthcare threatened:

82% of Americans want Medicaid funding increased or maintained, but Trump cuts would strip coverage from 11 million people—including 75% of Republican Medicaid recipients who worry cuts would harm their families

💼 Working families targeted:

Most SNAP 42 million recipients already work or can not work due to caregiving, but new requirements would kick 2.7 million households off food assistance worth an average $188 monthly

🏘️ Rural communities devastated:

70% of rural residents worry Medicaid cuts will harm local hospitals and providers, including 48% of rural Republicans who fear losing access to healthcare entirely

🗳️ Public opposition ignored:

Even 55% of Republicans oppose major Medicaid cuts and 61% of Americans oppose SNAP cuts, yet politicians prioritize tax breaks for wealthy over programs working families depend on

🚫 Impossible work requirements:

75% of affected families already work or are caregivers, students, or have disabilities—requirements create bureaucratic barriers that cause eligible people to lose coverage rather than increase employment

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