Opinion | Biden’s plans to cut Medicare Advantage WashTimesOpEd
Advantage that result in cuts is a cut to an entitlement program, any way you slice it. The Biden Administration has started the process to cut this popular entitlement program.
At the same time, they have demonized the Republican Party as a whole for a proposal that the Senator who proposed the plan has made clear will not cut any entitlement programs. The only real proposal on the table that will slash a program that provides health care benefits to Americans is being pushed by the Biden Administration – not Republicans.
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