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U.S. House Republicans want changes to budget before voting for it again

U.S. House Republicans are demanding changes to the budget reconciliation bill before voting on it again due to contested provisions.
Concerns arose after several lawmakers, including Mike Flood and Marjorie Taylor Greene, discovered provisions limiting states' AI regulation and blocking contempt enforcement by judges.
Senator Ted Cruz criticized federal judges issuing nationwide injunctions, calling them judicial tyranny that impacts all 330 million Americans, citing an increase since January.
Chip Roy stated he supported the bill mainly for cutting about 60% of the $400 billion 'Green New Scam' subsidies, warning he will oppose it if subsidies return in the Senate version.
The disagreement highlights a split within Republicans about the bill's provisions and suggests potential delays if changes to AI regulation and subsidies are not made.

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U.S. House Republicans want changes to budget before voting for it again

(The Center Square) – Several U.S. House Republicans say they won’t vote for the budget reconciliation bill if changes are, or aren’t, made in the Senate.

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