A resolution to urge the President of the United States and the United States Congress to fully fund Medicaid and to reject any proposal that would strip access to those in need and shift costs onto states, health care providers, and vulnerable individuals.

This resolution calls on the President and Congress to ensure that Medicaid is fully funded. It emphasizes the importance of maintaining access to Medicaid for those in need and opposes any changes that would shift costs to states, healthcare providers, or vulnerable individuals.

Supporters of this resolution argue that it is essential to protect Medicaid funding to ensure that vulnerable populations receive necessary health care services. They believe that fully funding Medicaid is a moral obligation and crucial for public health and economic stability.

Critics may argue that this resolution could lead to increased federal spending without addressing the underlying issues in Medicaid funding. They might contend that it fails to consider the need for reform in how healthcare is funded and delivered, potentially placing a heavier burden on taxpayers.