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Steven St John for Congress 26
Why Am I Running?
                        

                  What are the consequences to Nevada? The specifics ...

According to the, "Nevada Cancer Coalition", Nevada hospitals are bracing for a major financial blow following the passage of a new federal tax law, often referred to as the Big Beautiful Bill. This legislation is projected to strip more than $232 million in annual revenue from Nevada hospitals alone, including Sunrise Hospital. The consequences could be devastating, especially for rural and community hospitals that rely heavily on Medicaid funding to remain operational.

As stated by the reporting from the "Nevada Current", Nevada stands to lose about $590 million in federal Medicaid funding. In Nevada, the impact is particularly acute because the state already faces a shortage of doctors and relies on Medicaid to support hospitals in both urban and rural areas.

                       How does this translate to the people of Nevada?

Most devastating is that "The Big Beautiful Bill" does not account for any loss of life due to no longer having access to "Health Insurance".  As mentioned in the video, loss of life in Nevada could be in the hundreds if not more. Based on total cuts to Medicaid, Medicare, and the Affordable Care Act, combined with rising unemployment, more than 150,000 people if not more and 110,000 children in this state will lose their health insurance. Why the loss of health insurance? Work requirements, More frequent elgibilty checks, Stricter verification documentation, Elimination of automatic enrollment, and finally Reduced Retroactive Coverage. This legislation was designed to make it more difficult to get Medicaid Healthcare Coverage.

We, who are on the front lines in every hospital in this state, will once again see the suffering of so many of the poor, the elderly, the most vulnerable, and children with chronic conditions.

Specifically, cuts to the Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP) will create substantial barriers for children and their families to pay for extensive medical services and the long-term care that they need.

Without Medicaid for seniors and the disabled, access to necessary mobility equipment and other supplies may be forced to rely on institutional care or be confined to their homes, or worse, be homeless.




                 What can be done to override the cuts to our healthcare?



1. This midterm election is the most important in our history. It is imperative that we find candidates who have no financial obligations, no obligations to any special interest, no questionable, unethical, or criminal practices, and, finally, are not career politicians but candidates who will work on behalf of the American people.

2. It is crucial that we, as the American people and our candidates whom we support, win both the House and Senate in order to prevent any further cuts to Medicaid, Medicare, and the Affordable Care Act.

3. A member of the House or Senate will be required to propose a bill that specifically repeals or revises the One Big Beautiful Bill Act. The bill would contain language specifying which sections of the legislation are to be repealed or altered..

4. At the same time, a lawsuit can be filed challenging certain aspects of the "Big Beautiful Bill" as unconstitutional. Eventually, it would make its way to the Supreme Court. The court would then review the case and determine whether the challenged provisions. violate the U.S. Constitution. One example would be the work requirements for Medicaid recipients, arguing they violate the Equal Protection Clause.


                                  Now you know why I am running.
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