Don Beyer criticizes Trump’s proposed Medicaid cuts and energy cost hikes

Don Beyer criticizes Trump’s proposed Medicaid cuts and energy cost hikes
Congressman Donald S. Beyer, Jr. — Official U.S. House headshot
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Rep. Don Beyer, currently serving in the U.S. Congress representing Virginia’s 8th district since 2015, has taken to social media to express concerns over recent legislative proposals by former President Donald Trump. Beyer, who was born in Trieste in 1950 and resides in Alexandria, has been vocal about the potential impacts of these policies on healthcare and household costs.

On July 2, 2025, Beyer shared a post at 19:57 UTC citing CNBC’s report that Medicaid cuts proposed in Trump’s “big beautiful bill” could leave millions uninsured and pose a threat to rural hospitals.

Later that day at 20:55 UTC, he tweeted about another concern related to Trump’s policies. He stated that “Trump’s tax and spending bill could add hundreds of dollars onto yearly household energy costs for Americans across the country.” He urged readers to learn more about what he termed the “Republican Rate Hike.”

At 21:48 UTC on the same day, Beyer addressed the impact of Trump’s legislation on healthcare coverage. In his tweet, he claimed that “Trump’s One Big Ugly Bill is ripping health care away from 17 million Americans,” highlighting individuals like Chris, Billy, Austin, and Drew who have benefited from Medicaid.



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