The budget resolutions currently under consideration in the House and Senate are in line with the President's priorities and propose cuts to Medicaid as well as the extension of tax cuts. The budget resolutions propose to cut funding for Medicaid by approximately $15 billion over five years, and in the same breath propose costs of $23 billion to extend dividend and capital gains tax breaks. As the Center for American Progress notes, "The Medicaid cuts would have important implications for states’ budgets and for health care for the poor. At the same time, the budgets under consideration contains tens of billions of dollars in new tax cuts, which would overwhelmingly benefit those best able to make the sacrifices necessary to reduce the deficit." The Center has compiled state-by-state data which shows how the proposed Medicaid cuts would affect individual states. To contrast these cuts, the Center also has data showing the magnitude of the proposed tax cuts in each state. The report can be read here.