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Is the GOP anti-socialism pitch actually working?

April 29, 2019 News

For months, Republicans have been warning that Democratic proposals for universal health care and curbing greenhouse gas emissions will turn the U.S. toward socialism. But voters in Colorado don't seem to be buying it.

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Why Republicans are balking at replacing Obamacare, again

March 29, 2019 News

President Donald Trump wants to make the Republicans “the party of health care.” But GOP lawmakers are not eager to draft a plan to replace Obamacare.

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White House report changes tack on health care rhetoric

February 8, 2019 News

The new report reflects the outcome of 2018 midterm elections in which Democrats successfully campaigned on keeping the Affordable Care Act. President Trump and Republicans have failed to repeal the ACA, which has grown in popularity among Americans. 

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Trump promotes cheap short-term health plans critics call ‘junk’

August 1, 2018 News

The new policies don't have to cover preexisting conditions and offer limited benefits. Unable to repeal Obamacare, the move undercuts it while also creating options for people who don't qualify for Obamacare subsidies.

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Democratic socialism on the rise in the Trump era

July 23, 2018 News

Forty-two people are running for office with the support of the Democratic Socialists of America, a movement defined by policies including Medicare for all and the abolition of ICE. The surge of democratic socialism comes as Democrats debate if their party's move to the left will alienate voters. 

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Idaho GOP convention wrestles with immigration, gay marriage

July 2, 2018 News

Every two years, the Idaho Republican Party can make amendments to its platform. The debates at this year's convention offer a snapshot of some of the positions – from early childhood education to Medicaid expansion – many Republicans are struggling to clarify.

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Idaho GOP convention wrestles with hiring undocumented workers, gay marriage

July 2, 2018 News

Every two years, the Idaho Republican Party can make amendments to its platform. The debates at this year's convention offer a snapshot of some of the positions – from early childhood education to Medicaid expansion – many Republicans are struggling to clarify.

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US Rep. Joe Crowley concedes to newcomer in NY Democratic primary

June 27, 2018 News

Last night, political novice Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez defeated longtime United States Rep. Joe Crowley in the New York Democratic primary. Ms. Ocasio-Cortez has called for Medicare expansion and the abolishment of Immigration and Customs Enforcement. 

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Virginia lawmakers approve Medicaid expansion

May 31, 2018 News

In a bipartisan effort, the Virginia House and Senate both moved forward a budget that will expand the state's Medicaid program. Despite White House pressure against the measure, four Republican lawmakers agreed to the budget to that will support low-income Virginians. 

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Work requirement reenergizes Medicaid discussions in GOP states

January 24, 2018 News

The Trump administration's approval of state work requirements for low-income people on Medicaid may lead more GOP states to expand their health care programs, as the stipulation speaks to a conservative ideal of self-reliance. 

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