New Mexico Governor says potential GOP cuts to Medicaid would 'destroy health care as we know it'

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

56% : About a third of their funding... or more, comes from Medicaid.
53% : The House Energy and Commerce Committee has jurisdiction over Medicaid and is planning to formally consider and vote to advance its portion of the package on Tuesday, but the conference still remains at odds over potential changes to Medicaid.
49% : The interview comes amid significant uncertainty surrounding spending negotiations, in particular concerning Medicaid.
46% : Republicans are largely on board with imposing work requirements, six-month registration checks and barring those who entered the country without authorization from the social safety net program, a source told The Hill, and Johnson told reporters this week that a controversial proposal to directly reduce the enhanced federal match for states that expanded Medicaid, known as the Federal Medical Assistance Percentage (FMAP), was off the table, a key red line for moderates.

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