As NBC News reported, one of the senators who helped pass the far-right package now wants to undo at least some of the Medicaid cuts before they take effect:

Sen. Josh Hawley, R-Mo., introduced a bill to reverse some of the key Medicaid provisions in the party’s megabill that he voted for and Trump signed into law earlier this month. Hawley wants to double the fund to rural hospitals, from $50 billion to $100 billion, and ‘repeal the provider tax moratorium and the future reduction of provider tax authority in the reconciliation bill,’ according to the text of his proposed legislation.

.....Indeed, consider a brief timeline of recent events.

June 28: Hawley criticizes his party’s Medicaid cuts, declaring, “I think, frankly, my party needs to do some soul-searching. If you want to be a working-class party, you’ve got to deliver for working-class people. You cannot take away health care from working people. And unless this is changed going forward, that is what will happen in coming years.”

July 1: Hawley votes for the megabill that includes hundreds of billions of dollars in Medicaid cuts, which he'd denounced three days earlier.

July 9: Hawley publicly condemns the Medicaid cuts in the legislation he supported the previous week.

July 15: Hawley introduces legislation to pare back some of the Medicaid cuts he helped pass two weeks earlier.

....Last fall, the editorial board of The St. Louis Post-Dispatch told readers that the Missouri Republican has “an unparalleled record of demagoguery on the Senate floor, where he endlessly spews faux-populist sound and fury signifying nothing.” The editors concluded, “Beyond any partisan considerations, Josh Hawley is quite possibly the worst sitting senator in America right now.”