House Republicans are facing internal disputes as they push forward with proposed cuts to Medicaid, aiming to tie these changes to tax reforms benefitting the wealthy. The GOP-led committees held extensive hearings on the potential impact, which could leave millions without health coverage. The Congressional Budget Office estimates that 7.6 million Americans could go uninsured due to the proposed changes, intensifying fears among patients and healthcare providers regarding the implications for essential care. Critics, including Democratic governors and health advocates, have decried the cuts as detrimental to vulnerable populations, with some arguing that proposed work requirements for Medicaid recipients further threaten access to necessary services. As the GOP seeks a compromise between hardliners and centrists, the ongoing discussions spotlight the precarious future of Medicaid and its beneficiaries across various states.