The U.S. spends a total of around $900 billion on Medicaid every year, State and Federal.

The Federal slice of that is around 70%.

So the Federal government pays around $630 billion toward Medicaid every year, with the States picking up the other $270 billion.

The Big Beautiful Bill cuts Medicaid funding by $880 billion OVER THE NEXT DECADE.

So that's an average of $88 billion a year.

So the Federal expenditure would go from $630 billion a year to $542 billion a year.

And the TOTAL expenditure would go from $900 billion a year to $812 billion a year.

That's a reduction of about 9.8% per year spent on Medicaid.

And those cuts will (in theory) come from people who are getting Medicaid who don't deserve it, and from waste and unnecessary bureaucracy.

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