First in Fox: Pro-Democrat Outside Group targets Republican legislators with “Hands Off Medicaid” Blitz

EXCLUSIVE: The leading non -profit public advocacy group that focuses on health care and aligns with Democrats triggers an advertisement aiming at a Republican Home legislators As part of what he declares as a $ 10 million campaign “Hands Off Medicaid”.

The group, called the protection of our care, says that their push aims to expose what they say is the choice of Congress members between the protection of Medicaid “or to giving new tax reliefs of Ultra rich.”

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Protect our care that his ads will engage in the Washington cable news in DC, so they can target Republican Congress offices, as home GOP aims to assemble a great budget resolution to bring parts of the president Donald Trump agenda.

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And the videos will also digitally start in the districts of Republican MPs David Schweikert of Arizona (AZ-01), David Valadao from California (CA-22), young Kim from California (CA-40), Ken Calvert from California (CA -41) , Nick Lalota of New York (NY-01), Andrew Garbarino of New York (NY-02), Mike Lawler of New York (NY-17), Ryan MacKenzie of Pennsylvania (Pa-07), Rob Bresnahan of Pennsylvania (PA -08) and day Newhouse from Washington State (WA-04).

AND GOP MPs -In competitive districts-can face a difficult re-election in 2026, because Republicans defend their current fragile majority in the chamber.

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Group says ads will last next week while Republicans work in the home to complete their budget resolution, for which the group claims Medicaid and other critical programs for a working class and low -income people.

“It is necessary why anyone would like to push Medicaid, but the Republicans openly float cuts to take care of the elderly, workers and children. Protect our Leslie Dach care chair charged with a Fox News statement.

Dach claimed that “the American people are predominantly supported by Medicaid and will not advocate for these extreme attempts to tear the coverage than those who are most needed only to give one billionaires another tax reduction.”

And the narrator in one of the two advertisements that the group triggers asks, “What do you think should happen? A billionaire gets a bigger yacht or does this child have Medicaid to get the health care they need?”

“Some in the congress want to reduce the care to pay for it,” the narrator claims. “Call your Congress member. Tell them to protect Medicaid.”

Since the Congress Republicans aim to reduce the mass budget deficit of the nation and bring Trump’s domestic agent, some conservative members are considering changes in Medicaid, almost a 60-year-old Federal Government program that provides health insurance for adults and children with limited incomes.

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This could potentially lead to congress Republicans in conflict with the new president.

Trump, on the presidential campaign, for the last two years and for the past few weeks since returning to power in the White House, has repeatedly undertaken that he will not reduce Medicaid, except for the fraud and abuse cases.

And the speaker of the Johnson house made it clear that he did not want to reduce any advantages.

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“We’re not talking about no use in any way,” Johnson said recently as he talked about the potential changes of Medicaid, along with Medicare and social insurance. “What we are talking about is the effectiveness in programs to make them better for people who receive these benefits and make them longer duration to maintain programs.”

Fox News’ Kelley Phares and Tyler Olson contributed to this report.