Democrats’ massive wins on election night in Congress — and state races across the country — have opened the door for the party to deliver on one of its biggest campaign promises: making people’s healthcare cheaper. When Democratic House leader Hakeem Jeffries declared victory on Tuesday night, he promised that his new majority would try to undo the massive Medicaid cuts that the GOP Congress approved in 2025. A new class of Democratic senators — including James Talarico in Texas, Abdul El-Sayed in Michigan, and Annie Andrews in South Carolina — are coming to Washington having backed...
10 ways Democrats could make healthcare cheaper after their huge election wins
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