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Schumer Renames GOP Budget Bill the 'We’re All Going to Die Act' as Senate Debates Health and Food Aid Cuts

The Congressional Budget Office estimates up to 16 million people could lose health insurance if the plan passes

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Overview

  • The 'One Big Beautiful Bill Act' would slash $1 trillion from Medicaid and SNAP, reducing federal health and food assistance programs
  • Sen. Chuck Schumer invoked Sen. Joni Ernst’s 'we’re all going to die' town hall remark to underscore the projected human cost
  • CBO analysis forecasts that 8.7 million Americans could lose Medicaid coverage and as many as 16 million could become uninsured
  • Several Republican senators, including Rand Paul and Ron Johnson, have raised alarms over the bill’s impact on the national debt and budget ceiling
  • Senate Majority Leader John Leader maintains the chamber is poised to vote on the legislation by the July 4 deadline despite internal divisions