CBO reported on Social Security trust fund reserves, and the OBBBA passage increased the shortfall in Medicare's trust fund.
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Updated Jun 15
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What happened
CBO reported on Social Security trust fund reserves, and the OBBBA passage increased the shortfall in Medicare's trust fund.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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Congressional Budget Office
government agency
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Medicare
US federal health insurance
Related events
- The Congressional Budget Office reported increases in spending for both Medicare and Social Security programs.
- OBBBA reduced federal Medicaid spending, leading to advocacy against the cuts.
- The CBO reported an $8.8 billion handout in OBBB, which weakened Medicare drug price negotiation. Bryan Steil voted for the bill benefiting Big Pharma, after receiving donations from lobbyists.