This proposed spending bill by House Republicans poses a significant threat to healthcare access for millions of Americans, including vulnerable groups like veterans, the elderly, and children. The $880 billion in proposed cuts to Medicaid, a crucial safety net program that provides healthcare coverage to over 70 million low-income Americans, is deeply concerning. These draconian cuts would strip healthcare from 8.6 million people over the next decade, according to the non-partisan Congressional Budget Office. Furthermore, imposing stringent work requirements and frequent eligibility verifications will create unnecessary barriers for those genuinely in need, leading to disruptions in care and increased bureaucratic hurdles. This approach disproportionately impacts individuals with disabilities, chronic illnesses, and those in remote areas with limited access to verification services. While proponents claim these cuts are necessary to fund the $4.5 trillion in Trump-era tax breaks, prioritizing tax cuts for the wealthy over healthcare for vulnerable populations is misguided and harmful. A robust healthcare system is vital for a productive workforce and a thriving economy. I urge you to reject this dangerous bill that sacrifices the well-being of millions for the benefit of a few. Instead, focus on policies that strengthen healthcare access, safeguard vital programs like Medicaid, and prioritize the needs of all Americans, especially those most vulnerable.