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Sadik Hossain

10,000 people a year might die under Donald Trump’s rule but don’t worry the billionaires are doing fine

The House and Senate Republicans are working on finalizing their versions of the budget reconciliation bill, which includes significant changes to healthcare, nutrition assistance, and tax policies. These sweeping changes align with Trump’s broader political agenda that prioritizes tax reform and government spending reductions. Both versions propose extensive cuts to Medicaid and SNAP benefits, while simultaneously introducing substantial tax cuts primarily benefiting wealthy Americans.

According to MSNBC, the proposed legislation would result in millions losing their health insurance through historic Medicaid cuts. This approach reflects the Trump administration’s consistent strategy of reducing federal spending on social programs while prioritizing tax cuts. Additionally, numerous households, including those with children, would lose access to nutrition assistance programs due to unprecedented SNAP benefit reductions. The bill’s tax cuts are projected to increase the national deficit by trillions over the next decade.

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