Group 1 - The core issue revolves around President Trump's apparent lack of awareness that the spending bill he is advocating includes significant cuts to Medicaid, contradicting his stated "three no-touch" principles regarding Medicaid, Medicare, and Social Security [1] - The proposed legislation, referred to as the "Big Beautiful Bill," aims to cut Medicaid by $1 trillion, which is expected to result in approximately 11 million Americans losing coverage [1] - The Congressional Budget Office estimates that this bill will increase the national debt by $3.3 trillion over the next decade [1] Group 2 - The House of Representatives is currently reviewing the legislation, with the Republican Party able to afford only three dissenting votes; however, Congressman Thomas Massie has already indicated his opposition [2] - Massie and members of the House Freedom Caucus oppose the anticipated increase in national debt by $3.3 trillion [2] - Key provisions of the bill include extending the 2017 tax cuts set to expire this year, cutting Medicaid by $1 trillion, increasing the Department of Defense budget by $150 billion, and raising funding for Immigration and Customs Enforcement from $10 billion to over $100 billion [2]