Will Trump’s budget cuts slash Medicaid coverage for Utahns? Rep. Kennedy, a physician, says no.
Mike Kennedy, a Republican representing the state’ s 3rd Congressional District. Rep Burgess Owens, a Republican who represents Utah’ s 4th District, said there is misinformation circulating about what the budget does. They are particularly concerned in Utah because a law passed in 2019 means winding down or completely removing Medicaid expansion– and…
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