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Republicans Look for Reset on Trump’s ‘Big, Beautiful Bill’
- The House passed President Trump's legislative agenda known as the One Big Beautiful Bill last month with a narrow 215-214 vote in Washington.
- The bill followed weeks of negotiations but faces opposition within the Republican Party over $600 billion in Medicaid cuts and inflation concerns tied to Senator Mike Lee's proposed amendment.
- The legislation dedicates $46.5 billion toward border wall construction and includes funding to recruit 10,000 new ICE agents, 5,000 customs officials, and 3,000 Border Patrol officers in response to demonstrations demanding increased border security.
- The Congressional Budget Office estimates the bill will increase the national debt by $2.4 trillion, while a June poll of 2,428 adults found 60 percent believe it mainly benefits the wealthy.
- As the bill moves to the Senate, lawmakers expect changes and aim to meet a Republican self-imposed July 4 deadline despite limited room for GOP dissent.
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Senate tax bill: What Ohio’s GOP senators want included
WASHINGTON, D.C. - As the U.S. Senate crafts its version of the tax cut and spending package that President Donald Trump calls the “big, beautiful” bill, Ohio’s U.S. Senators are scrambling to ensure it includes their priorities.
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DailyTruthReportMike Johnson says Trump’s $1.6 trillion spending reduction is ‘a good, first start’
House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) reiterated his support for President Donald Trump‘s “one big, beautiful bill” to pass in the Senate, saying it would provide “the most money that any legislative body has ever saved.” Following the House‘s passage of…
OMB Director Vought to Newsmax: Big, Beautiful Bill to Cut Deficits by $1.4T
The Big Beautiful Bill Act will reduce federal deficits by $1.4 trillion, Russell Vought, director of the Office of Management and Budget, told Newsmax Wednesday in defense of President Donald Trump’s fiscal plan. Appearing back-to-back on “Rob Schmitt Tonight,” Vought and Rep. Thomas Massie, R-Ky., provided contrasting views on the administration’s fiscal strategy. Vought rejected accusations that the bill increases debt and deficits, criticizi…
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