Brad Woodhouse

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The MeidasTouch Podcast · Woodhouse: Americans see through Trump’s healthcare lies · 6 Oct 2025 podcast

Well, absolutely.

Health care should be a bipartisan issue.

And by the way, if you look at all the polls on the Affordable Care Act tax credits, on Medicaid, on lower and prescription drug prices across the board, Republicans, Democrats and independents support policies that lower costs and and expand coverage.

But, you know, Republicans in the big, ugly bill that they passed this summer, they did it through reconciliation, didn't need any Democratic votes.

They

hijacked American health care to pay for tax cuts for billionaires.

Democrats have a little leverage here.

Also, they should be consulted in the appropriations process.

That's always been the norm.

And they said, let's have a meeting.

So they started.

Jeffries and Schumer were sending letters to the president and to Thune and Johnson early this summer saying, let's have a meeting.

Let's have a meeting.

And they didn't do a meeting until this week.

after the House had passed a dirty CR, the same continuing resolution or same funding bill that almost every Democrat voted against in March, just shoving it down the Democrats throat and not willing to have a conversation about health care.

And to your to your question, the ACA tax credits that were enhanced during the Biden administration that helped get us the lowest rate,

uninsured rate in the history of America are going to expire at the end of the year.

And so Democrats have said they have to be on the table as part of this discussion.

They've also said that the Medicaid cuts that were part of the big ugly bill, a trillion dollars of which funded tax breaks for billionaires, that they need to be on the table.

And you combine those two things,

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