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Monica De La Cruz voted to slash nearly $1 trillion from Medicaid, a vote that will help leave an estimated 10 million more Americans without health insurance.
Lawler tells Hudson Valley voters he opposes a federal abortion ban. He doesn't bring up his two votes for Trump's budget bill, which blocked Medicaid payments to Planned Parenthood for a year — including for cancer screenings and birth control.
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RFK Jr. claimed he was going to clean up our food supply and Make America Healthy Again.
In her governor's race questionnaires, Lisa Demuth says she voted to cap insulin prices. She voted against a $25 monthly cap in 2023 and against insulin cost limits in 2019. A pharma lobbyist whose biggest client makes insulin is a top adviser to her campaign.
Tom Kean Jr. cosponsored the ORPHAN Cures Act, which rode into Trump's budget bill and pushed back Medicare's power to negotiate prices on blockbuster cancer drugs. The Congressional Budget Office says it handed a multibillion-dollar windfall to drugmakers including Merck and Johnson & Johnson — two companies whose stock sits in Kean's own portfolio.
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David Valadao represents more Medicaid patients than any other Republican in the country, and now he is flooding the airwaves with campaign ads promising to protect your healthcare and lower costs.
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Florida Congressman Carlos Gimenez voted twice for Donald Trump's budget bill that slashes nearly $1 trillion from Medicaid and $187 billion from SNAP food assistance.
A quarter of U.S. doctors were trained abroad, and they're more likely to work where doctors are scarce. The Trump administration raised the H-1B visa fee to $100,000, and 64% of hospitals that use the program paused, delayed or limited recruiting. The country is already short of primary care for 102 million people.
A Hutchinson bakery owner says Roger Marshall's 2020 campaign never paid a $678 bill for his primary-night watch party, despite a year of calls and emails. He paid only after her post went viral. As a doctor, The Kansas City Star found, he charged patients the highest interest rate of about 150 Kansas practices it reviewed.