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Exclusive: A main non -profit public law group that focuses on health care and aligns with Democrats is to launch an AD Blitz aimed at Republicans The legislators of the house As part of what is presented as a $ 10 million campaign “Hands Off Medicaid”.
The group, called Protect Our Care, says that its push aims to expose what they say is the election for Congressional members between protecting Medicaid “or giving new tax reductions to the ultra-rich”.
The media launch was first shared with Fox News on Thursday.
Protect Our Care says their ads will be published with cable news in Washington, DC, so that they can guide them at the offices of the Republican Congress, as the House GOP aims to bring together a budget resolution to approve. Parts of the President Donald Trump’s Agenda.
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A leading group in non -profit public defense that focuses on health and aligns with the Democrats is launching an Ad Blitz aimed at the legislators of the Republican House HANDS OFF MEDICAID “. (Istock)
And the places will also be digitally developed in the districts of Republican representatives David Schweiert de Arizona (AZ-01), David Valado de California (CA-22), Young Kim of California (CA-40), Ken Calvert in Californ CA -41), Nick Lalota of New York (NY-01), Andrew Garbarino of New York (NY-02), Mike Lawler of New York (NY-17), Ryan Mackenzie of Pennsilvania (Pa-07), Rob Bresnahan of Pennsylvania (PA-08) and Dan Newhouse of Washington State (WA-04).
It GOP legislators -At competitive districts: It can face difficult re -elections in the middle of 2026, as Republicans defend their current fragile majority in the chamber.
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The group says the ads will take place next week, as the Chamber Republicans work to finish their budget resolution, which the group argues that it could lead to tax reductions for the richest and most rich Americans Medicaid and other critical programs for workers and low -income people.
“It is insisted why someone would like to crush medicaid, but Republicans are floating openly cuts to care for the elderly, workers and children. Protect our President of Care Leslie Dach accused in statement to Fox News.
Dach stated that “the North -American people supports medicaid overwhelmingly and will not consider these extreme attempts to eliminate the coverage of those who need it most only to give billionaires another reduction in taxes.”
And the narrator in one of the two advertisements that the group launches asks: “What do you think should happen? A billionaire gets a larger yacht or this child has medicaid to obtain the health care they need?”
“Some in Congress want to reduce their care to pay this,” argues the narrator. “Call your Congressional Member. Tell them to protect Medicaid.”
As Republicans of the Congress aim to reduce the mass budget deficit of the nation and promulgate Trump’s home agenda, some conservative members are reflecting on Medicaid, the almost 60 -year federal governing program that provides adult health insurance and adults. Children with limited income.
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This could disagree with some Congress Republicans with the new president.
Trump, in the presidential campaign, in the last two years and the last few weeks since he returned to power at the White House, has repeatedly promised not to cut medicaid, except in cases of fraud and abuse.
President Donald Trump (Jabin Botsford/Washington Post through Getty Images)
And the president of the house, Johnson, has made it clear that he does not intend to reduce any benefit.
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“We are not talking in any way reducing the benefits,” Johnson said recently as he discussed possible changes to Medicaid, along with Medicare and Social Security. “What we are talking about is the efficiency of the programs to make them better for the people who receive these benefits and do them longer to support the programs.”
Kelley Phares and Tyler Olson of Fox News contributed to this report.
