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Republicans are discussing cuts to federal health spending to fund a budget bill for the Iran war, which could total $200 billion. These proposed changes may face backlash in an election year as they could lead to more uninsured individuals and higher out-of-pocket costs.
- House Republicans are eyeing cuts to federal health spending to help fund up to $200 billion for the Iran war and immigration enforcement.
- One proposal would cut ACA subsidies, saving over $30 billion but leaving an additional 300,000 people uninsured while lowering premiums by 11%.
- Moderate Republicans may balk at health cuts in an election year, threatening the votes needed to pass the package.
- Trump's push for a "most favored nation" drug pricing policy is being considered but faces resistance from GOP leadership.
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