Democrats' 'defamatory' billboards now taken down * WorldNetDaily * by Bob Unruh

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

78% : The House Majority Forward organization had launched the billboards in districts involving Reps. Gabe Evans, Colo., Don Bacon, Neb., Ryan Mackenzie, Penn., Monica De La Cruz, Texas, Jen Kiggans, Va., and Rob Wittman, Va., all Republicans.
46% : " The letter warned the Democrats' agenda "willfully ignores the fact that their Republican targets have publicly voiced their support for Medicaid and perpetuates false claims to the contrary.
45% : " The billboards accused the elected Republicans of "voting to cut Medicaid and give tax breaks to Elon Musk.
40% : " The GOP letter, obtained by the Examiner, warned, "Medicaid has not been cut by the federal government.
37% : No member of Congress has voted for cuts to Medicaid.
30% : A campaign by Democrats that involved putting up billboards in various districts where they believe GOP congressional incumbents could be vulnerable, making false accusations about "cuts" to Medicaid, have been taken down.
25% : " Such accusations against Republicans, false claims they want to cut Medicaid and Social Security, have "been the rallying call for Democratic lawmakers and progressive opposition groups since President Donald Trump took office," the report said.

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