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Liberals Drop A $10 Million Hammer On House Republicans Who Voted To Cut Medicaid

Last updated: June 16, 2025 7:14 am
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In a striking display of party loyalty, nearly every House Republican cast their vote in favor of President Trump’s misleadingly named Big Beautiful Bill, a piece of legislation poised to strip healthcare from an estimated 16 million Americans unless it undergoes significant revisions or is ultimately rejected.


Such a vote is not without consequences, particularly for the House Republicans representing districts that lean Democratic.

The repercussions have already begun for Reps. Tom Kean Jr. (R-NJ) and Don Bacon (R-NE), as the progressive group Unrig Our Economy has committed a substantial $10 million to launch long-term advertising campaigns targeting the two lawmakers.

Punchbowl News has provided details on the advertisements:

The advertisement for Kean is a poignant 30-second TV spot featuring a constituent expressing her fears for her family’s wellbeing.

“I never thought I’d be worrying about what might happen to my mother-in-law if Medicaid is cut,” she claims. “She has always done everything right, yet she never anticipated that Congressman Tom Kean Jr. would vote to cut Medicaid.”

In Nebraska, a radio ad features a local nonprofit leader criticizing Bacon for endorsing the House GOP reconciliation bill. A constituent in the ad warns that the reconciliation package could jeopardize healthcare for thousands.

“Don Bacon is parading around North Omaha with the very people he is leaving behind,” she states in the ad.

Watch the Kean ad:

Here is the Bacon radio ad:

The legislation that embodies Trump’s tax cuts for the wealthy advanced through the House by a razor-thin margin. The targeted ads serve a dual purpose: they aim to pressure Kean and Bacon to vote against the bill and, in the event they don’t, to establish a narrative that could defeat them in the upcoming November elections.

In conjunction with constituent outreach via phone calls, letters, and emails, these ads are pivotal in amplifying pressure on these representatives.

Local news outlets remain the primary source of information for most Americans. As such, advertisements that air in local markets can be significantly more impactful than a one-size-fits-all national ad campaign on cable news.

The strategic intent is to isolate vulnerable House Republicans from the rest of their party as they face re-election. Those who support tax cuts for the affluent while simultaneously diminishing healthcare access for Americans will find it increasingly difficult to evade scrutiny.

What are your thoughts on the ads highlighting the Medicaid cuts? We welcome your comments below.

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