claim: "the republicans have demanded deep cuts in education. they've demanded cuts in cancer research and other research to find cures and treatments to diseases."
author: chris van hollen
evidence_1: feb 22, 2017 ... long after research contradicts common medical practices, patients continue to  demand them and physicians continue to deliver. the result ... as brown put it,  rightcare is “bringing medicine back into balance, where everybody gets the  treatment they need, and nobody gets the treatment they don't need.
evidence_2: mar 16, 2017 ... rumours of the white house proposal have swirled for weeks, alarming many  researchers who depend on government funding — and science advocates who  worry that the ... the trump budget would cut funding for the nih by 18%, to  $25.9 billion, making it one of the hardest-hit research agencies.
evidence_3: 8 hours ago ... this means insurers may have to return any surplus they used to cover csr  costs since the trump administration cut off the payments in october. an october  ... the aarp is urging house and senate leaders to waive congressional rules  so the republican tax bill doesn't trigger deep cuts to medicare.
evidence_4: that's why, as a member of the senate commerce committee, i've been  committed to ending the digital divide and ensuring rural communities have the  same ... by bringing broadband to rural areas, we'll take an important step toward  ensuring students in rural communities have access to the quality education they  need.
evidence_5: dec 17, 2013 ... the government increased demand with the passage of medicare and medicaid  while restricting the supply of doctors and hospitals. .... for dental, structures,  equipment, public health, other personal and professional care, home health  care, research, non-prescription drugs and durable medical equipment.