Trump says Social Security, Medicaid won’t face cuts as part of GOP budget bill

President Donald Trump said that public benefits, such as social security and medicaid, will not be touched in the new controversial budget bill for the Republican Party, which currently works through congress, during a municipal hall on Tuesday night hosted by newspapers.

Earlier this month, the Republican parliament has agreed to $ 2 trillion in spending discounts. These discounts did not include any inclined to social security, but they pave the way for discounts to Medicaid.

However, in the Senate, Republicans suggested that only $ 4 billion in discounts, a small part of what Republicans in the House of Representatives have requested. Meanwhile, a number of Senate members also expressed the Republican Party of the Republican Party, its hesitation in making discounts to Medicaid, which led to a possible battle within the parties.

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Trump Chris Como of NewSnation, who was overseeing the event alongside Bill Awarely and sports commentator Stephen A. Smith: “We do nothing with entitlements.”

“If I look at social security – and by the way, I think I prefer to say this more than anyone else, because I did not do anything with the benefits that would hurt people for four years. I could have done so. If I was going to do that, I would have done so, five years ago, six years ago or seven years ago.

However, Trump said he was not desirable to repair public benefits, such as medicaid, to ensure that it is free of waste, fraud and ill -treatment.

“There are many illegal foreigners who get Medicaid that should not be obtained. No one objects to removing people from Medicaid who are not allowed to be there,” Trump added. “But we do nothing at all to harm Medicare, Medicaid or Social Security. Nothing at all.”

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Republicans, who use a process known as reconciliation to bypass the Senate Party, hope to put the finishing touches on their plans to obtain a new budget by the anniversary day, according to media reports.

Republicans, who use a process known as reconciliation to bypass the Senate Party, hope to put the finishing touches on their plans to obtain a new budget by the anniversary day, according to media reports. However, the Republican Party must reach a deal around the place of reducing funding to pay many tax cuts they want to provide.

“Guess what, boys?” Told NBC News this week. “If they do not vote for Medicaid Reform, which is very possible, and frankly, it is our duty, I want to explain to me why they allow tax cuts in its place. Because the only mathematics that will already succeed. So anyone against Medicaid is to increase taxes.”

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Meanwhile, Republicans such as the actors Jeff van Drew, RN.J, and Don Bacon, R-NB. To the spokesman Mike Johnson that they will not vote in favor of any budget budget bill that proposes deep discounts to Medicaid.