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America’s Healthcare Hunger Games:
15 million people risk losing coverage while healthcare CEOs cash out $60million. Same country.
Same year.
Different reality.READ THE ANALYSIS HERE:👇
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February 28, 2026 at 9:47 PM
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Medicaid is under threat.

Budget plans could slash critical healthcare for low-income and disabled Americans. The ACA and research funding are at risk too.

The ballot box is where we fight back.
🗳️ feelgoodaction.org

#ProtectMedicaid #VoteForCare #FeelGoodAction #Medicaid
A healthcare worker in scrubs and a surgical cap stands with their back turned. Text reads: “The Politics of American Healthcare. What’s really at stake and how you can take action.” A medical cross icon appears in the upper left corner. The Feel Good Action logo is at the top. A grayscale image of an elderly man is layered under text that reads: “Medicaid and Medical Research Are Under Threat.” Additional text explains that Medicaid helps low-income, elderly, and disabled Americans and that proposed budget cuts could shift money to tax breaks and military spending. Medical research funding is also at risk, with a callout noting potential cuts to the National Institutes of Health (40 percent) and National Science Foundation (56 percent). A grayscale image of a woman holding a child is in the background. Large text reads: “The Affordable Care Act Is Still at Risk.” Below, text explains that before the ACA, insurers could deny or overcharge people with conditions like diabetes, asthma, or past surgeries. It warns that the ACA may be repealed again and emphasizes the stakes for those who need fair healthcare coverage. A photo of a gloved healthcare worker holding a patient’s hand fills the background. A yellow banner reads: “What can you do.” Below, text encourages voters to take action by checking their registration and using the ActiVote tool at feelgoodaction.org. The message emphasizes that elections impact healthcare decisions. A yellow star and black Feel Good Action logo appear at the bottom.
May 14, 2025 at 3:00 PM