The ongoing budget discussions have intensified around proposed Medicaid cuts, with President Trump backing a controversial House GOP plan. If enacted, these cuts could leave millions of Americans without health care, with estimates suggesting that over 20 million could potentially lose coverage. The proposed changes have prompted backlash from key Republican lawmakers, some of whom threaten to vote against the GOP budget bill unless modifications are made. In response, Democrats have outlined strategies to hold House Republicans accountable, focusing on the implications of Medicaid cuts on constituents. Health care advocates from various states, including Kansas and New Jersey, are sounding alarms about the devastating impact of these cuts, which threaten care for hundreds of thousands of people. The Medicaid debate is shaping up to be a major flashpoint in the House, raising concerns over its potential effects on voters ahead of upcoming elections.