House Republicans are eyeing tariff revenue, clawbacks of clean energy incentives and savings from President Donald Trump’s Department of Government Efficiency as potential alternatives to the steep Medicaid cuts they’re considering as part of their sweeping domestic policy package, according to three people familiar with the conversations.

If Republicans cut Medicaid, it will push millions into the ranks of the uninsured, drive up healthcare costs and worsen access for everyone. There's a better option.

For Representative David Valadao of California and other Republicans whose constituents depend on Medicaid, a vote for their party’s budget could be politically fatal. President Trump’s agenda hangs in the balance.