Public Opposes Major Cuts to Federal Health Agencies, Programs
What: More than 60% of Americans, including many Republicans, oppose Trump’s proposed health cuts.
Key Line: “Majorities of Republicans oppose major cuts to funding for Social Security (73%), Medicare (64%), and Medicaid (55%).”
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