Did Rob Bresnahan Jr. vote the way they spoke on health care in June 2025?
Rob Bresnahan Jr., U.S. Representative (R-PA-08) ·
The Senate proposal also undermines the balanced approach taken to craft the Medicaid provisions in H.R. 1—particularly regarding provider taxes and state directed payments. … Protecting Medicaid is essential for the vulnerable constituents we were elected to represent. Therefore, we cannot support a final bill that threatens access to coverage or jeopardizes the stability of our hospitals and providers.
Voted Yea, 3 Jul 2025
Bresnahan signed a letter objecting to the Senate's Medicaid provider-tax and state-directed-payment changes, saying the signers could not support a final bill that threatens coverage. Nine days later Bresnahan voted for the Senate version, which kept those changes.
Rob Bresnahan Jr. signed a letter that objected to the Senate's Medicaid provider-tax and state-directed-payment changes and said the signers could not support a final bill that threatens access to coverage or jeopardizes the stability of hospitals and providers. Bresnahan then voted to concur in the Senate amendment, which kept those changes.
Said vs. voted · Health care
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Said one thing, voted another
What they said
- Date
- Where
- Co-signed letter from 16 House Republicans to Senate Majority Leader John Thune and Speaker Mike Johnson on the Senate's Medicaid text.
How they voted
- Date
- Measure
- H.R. 1, One Big Beautiful Bill Act
- Question
- On Motion to Concur in the Senate Amendment
- Vote
- Yea