Roundup: House GOP Leaders’ Poverty and Health Proposals [feedly]

Roundup: House GOP Leaders' Poverty and Health Proposals
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Roundup: House GOP Leaders' Poverty and Health Proposals

OCTOBER 11, 2016 AT 1:15 PM

Our recent report explains that the House GOP's budget plan proposed in March and its "Better Way" tax reform package released in June would give millionaires $2.6 trillion in tax cuts, while cutting programs for low- and moderate-income people by $3.7 trillion.  Below are our other analyses and blog posts on the House GOP leaders' poverty and health care proposals. 

• Commentary: House GOP's Attention to Poverty Is Welcome, But Plan Is Seriously Flawed
• Work Requirements Don't Cut Poverty, Evidence Shows
• House GOP Vows to Fight Poverty, but Its Budget Would Eviscerate Anti-Poverty Spending
• Welfare Reform and the Safety Net
• Why TANF Is Not a Model for Other Safety Net Programs
• GOP Poverty Plan Would Hurt Some of Most Vulnerable Children
• Work Requirements Would Undercut Effectiveness of Rental Assistance Programs
• Promising Housing Ideas in House GOP Poverty Report
• Greenstein: House Republican Health Plan Seriously Flawed
• Per Capita Caps or Block Grants Would Lead to Large and Growing Cuts in State Medicaid Programs
• Commentary: Like a Block Grant, Medicaid Per Capita Cap Would Shift Costs to States and Place Beneficiaries at Risk
• Moving Forward With Medicare's IPAB

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