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Dean Heller has already admitted he supports ending federal funding for Medicaid Expansion, which covers 200,000 Nevadans.
- Reno Gazette-Journal: Heller indicates support for seven-year rollback of Medicaid expansion
- The Hill: Sen. Heller supports seven-year phase-out of Medicaid expansion funds
- The Nevada Independent: Sandoval, Heller on opposite sides of phasing out state Medicaid expansion as part of ACA repeal
- The Hill: Nevada’s GOP governor breaks with Heller on Medicaid expansion
- KLAS [WATCH]: Heller “working on a deal to end expanded Medicaid funding”
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GOP leadership already blew Dean Heller’s cover.
Dean Heller admitted behind closed doors that he will “do everything I can to get to a yes” on repealing health care, and his support for rolling back Medicaid expansion had him well on his way to “yes.” Even if Heller doesn’t care that this is terrible policy for Nevadans, Senate Republican leadership understands that this bill is political suicide, and so they want to “LET” him vote against it. Don’t be fooled by Heller’s song and dance today — he’s just following another marching order from Mitch McConnell and Washington Republicans.
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Dean Heller has voted at least 20 times to take away or undermine Nevadans’ health care.
One GOP senator Republican leaders want to let vote "no" is Sen. Dean Heller…if they lose 2 conservatives that can't happen…
— Kasie Hunt (@kasie) June 22, 2017
HR 2, Vote 14, 1/19/11; HR 1, Vote 97, 2/18/11; HR 1, Vote 98,2/18/11; HR 1, Vote 99, 2/18/11; HR 1, Vote 100, 2/18/11; HR 1, Vote 110, 2/18/11; HR 1, Vote 121, 2/18/11; HR 1, Vote 138, 2/19/11; HR 1, Vote 141, 2/19/11; HR 1, Vote 147, 2/19/11; HR 1217, Vote 264,4/13/11; HConRes 35, Vote 270, 4/14/11; HR 1213, Vote 285, 5/3/11; HR 1214, Vote 290, 5/4/11; S.Amdt. 30 to S.Amdt. 26 to H.R. 933, Vote 34, 3/13/13; S.Amdt.202 to S.Con.Res.8, Vote 51, 3/22/13; S.Amdt. 1114 to H.R. 2, Vote 137, 4/14/15; S.Amdt.2328 to S.Amdt.2327 to S.Amdt.2266 to HR 22, Vote 253, 7/26/15; H.R. 3762, Vote 329, 12/3/15; S.Con.Res. 3, Vote 26, 1/12/17.
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In 2015, Heller voted for more than $1.3 TRILLION in Medicaid cuts – even bigger than what it’s in the AHCA. This is about politics, plain and simple.
