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House Could Vote on ‘Big, Beautiful Bill’ by Wednesday Morning, Emmer Announces
- The Senate passed President Donald Trump's budget bill including tax breaks and Medicaid cuts by a 51-49 vote on Saturday evening.
- This vote came after extensive negotiations and a 16-hour continuous reading of the bill on the Senate floor, a tactic employed to reveal the full contents of the legislation.
- The bill extends 2017 tax cuts set to expire, cuts $930 billion from Medicaid, increases military and immigration enforcement funding, and repeals taxes on tips.
- Senators Thom Tillis and Rand Paul opposed the bill due to Medicaid cuts and rising national debt, while Trump called the bill a 'big, beautiful' victory.
- The bill now faces a House vote before potentially reaching the president's desk for a planned July 4 signing, with millions expected to lose healthcare coverage.
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The Grand Junction Daily SentinelCD3 House Rep. Jeff Hurd a 'yes' vote for Trump's Big Beautiful Bill
Ahead of the U.S. House's final vote on the One Big Beautiful Bill late Wednesday night, Rep. Jeff Hurd (R-Grand Junction), who represents Colorado's 3rd Congressional District, told The Daily Sentinel he was planning on voting to approve the sweeping…
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Denver GazetteTrump's 'big, beautiful' bill set to further tarnish Treasuries' lustre overseas
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"One Big Beautiful Bill:" how local representatives voted
HENDERSON, Ky. (WEHT) -- Ahead of the vote of what republicans are calling the "One Big Beautiful Bill," a major procedural vote on the bill has taken place. Below is how local representees voted: How they voted Illinois: Duckworth (D-IL), Nay Durbin (D-IL), Nay Indiana: Banks (R-IN), Yea Young (R-IN), Yea Kentucky McConnell (R-KY), Yea Paul (R-KY), Nay
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