The Republicans’ budget reconciliation bill making its way through the House of Representatives is almost certain to cut Medicaid in a number of ways—one being that it would require the program’s low-income recipients to work at least 80 hours a week to receive health care. To Democrats, this proposal is a pernicious attack on one of the country’s most important social spending programs. But a wide swath of Americans, while opposing deep cuts to Medicaid, support the idea that working-age