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Protect Our Care launches Medicaid campaign
Liberal group Protect Our Care is running a digital ad campaign targeting 11 House Republicans for backing the GOP reconciliation package.
Democratic group targets House GOP on Medicaid in new ads
The Democratic group Unrig Our Economy is launching an initial salvo in its $10 million ad buy, going after House Republicans for Medicaid cuts.
The Medicaid ad wars continue on Long Island
An avalanche of Medicaid messaging led LaLota to cut a franked ad defending his position as simply looking to cut abuse in health care programs.
GOP leaders clash over Medicaid
House and Senate GOP leaders are divided over Medicaid cuts, going in opposite directions on the biggest obstacle to their reconciliation package.
The House GOP’s Medicaid crunch
With the Memorial Day recess just 15 days away, the battle over huge cuts to Medicaid is pitting the GOP against each other.
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