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6 days ago | spokesman.com | Austin Horn

Sen. Mitch McConnell thinks the cuts to Medicaid spending in the wide-ranging budget bill backed by President Donald Trump will remain. He said to a crowd gathered at a Kentucky Chamber of Commerce event Friday that he supports those entitlement cuts, which reduce 10-year spending on Medicaid by about $723 billion and are estimated to cut about 12% of the government-funded insurance program spend in Kentucky. “I’m hoping we come out pretty close to where the House did on Medicaid,” McConnell said.

6 days ago | gazettextra.com | Austin Horn

By Austin Horn - Lexington Herald-Leader (TNS) Sen. Mitch McConnell thinks the cuts to Medicaid spending in the wide-ranging budget bill backed by President Donald Trump will remain. He said to a crowd gathered at a Kentucky Chamber of Commerce event Friday that he supports those entitlement cuts, which reduce 10-year spending on Medicaid by about $723 billion and are estimated to cut about 12% of the government-funded insurance program spend in Kentucky. Copyright 2025 Tribune Content Agency.

1 week ago | dailygazette.com | Austin Horn |Lexington Herald-Leader

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1 week ago | dailyitem.com | Austin Horn

Sen. Mitch McConnell thinks the cuts to Medicaid spending in the wide-ranging budget bill backed by President Donald Trump will remain. He said to a crowd gathered at a Kentucky Chamber of Commerce event Friday that he supports those entitlement cuts, which reduce 10-year spending on Medicaid by about $723 billion and are estimated to cut about 12% of the government-funded insurance program spend in Kentucky. kAm“x’> 9@A:?8 H6 4@>6 @FE AC6EEJ 4=@D6 E@ H96C6 E96 w@FD6 5:5 @?

1 week ago | gazettextra.com | Austin Horn

By Austin Horn - Lexington Herald-Leader (TNS) State Sen. Robin Webb will no longer be the Democrat from Grayson. But she's not leaving the Senate, or Grayson. She's switching her party registration, leaving her six Democratic colleagues and becoming the 32nd Republican in the 38-member body. Copyright 2025 Tribune Content Agency.