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Massie labels House-passed Trump policy bill a ‘debt bomb ticking’

  • Representatives Thomas Massie of Kentucky and Warren Davidson of Ohio voted against President Trump's tax-and-spend bill passed by the House in early 2025, challenging its fiscal approach.
  • Their opposition grew from concerns that the bill would sharply increase near-term deficits without reliable future restraint, despite heavy pressure from Trump and GOP leaders.
  • Massie called the bill a 'debt bomb ticking' and argued it would add about $30 trillion to the national debt over ten years, while Davidson doubted promised savings would occur.
  • The bill narrowly passed the House with a 216-214 vote and features a debt ceiling hike totaling $4 trillion; despite concerns about escalating deficits and fiscal risks, Trump praised it as "one big, beautiful bill."
  • Massie and Davidson face possible primary challenges as their stance highlights deep GOP divisions over fiscal policy amid questions about the party's commitment to conservatism.
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CNN broke the news in Atlanta, United States on Thursday, May 22, 2025.
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