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  1. The Congressional Budget Office estimates $911B cuts to federal Medicaid spending, coinciding with the signing of OBBBA into law to initiate rollbacks.

OBBBA reduced federal Medicaid spending, leading to advocacy against the cuts.

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OBBBA reduced federal Medicaid spending, leading to advocacy against the cuts.

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Congressional Budget OfficeDonald TrumpRobert F. Kennedy Jr.

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  1. Trump signed the OBBBA affecting Medicare access, a new development in the ongoing debate over Medicaid spending cuts.1 source
  2. Kennedy used CBO data to back up the Trump administration's health care spending plan.1 source
  3. OBBBA provisions are causing enrollment declines.1 source
  4. RFK Jr. advocated against the Medicaid spending cuts initiated by OBBBA.1 source

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