18 GOP senators vote to raise taxes on the rich to pay for rural hospital fund
- Eighteen Senate Republicans voted for an amendment to let President Donald Trump's tax cuts expire for high earners.
- The amendment aimed to raise taxes on individuals making over $25 million and couples over $50 million annually.
- The Senate rejected the proposal with a vote of 22 to 78, despite significant Republican support.
- Donald Trump advised GOP lawmakers that they should 'probably not' raise taxes on the highest-earning Americans.
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Senators pull all-nighter to work on tax bill
WASHINGTON (NEXSTAR) - The vote-a-rama is underway as senators worked all night on the president's tax bill. It's been an uphill battle for both sides as Democrats try to change parts of the bill and Republican leadership attempts to keep the party aligned to support the bill. For more than a dozen hours the Senate held votes on different amendments, as Republicans race to get the legislation to the president by the Fourth of July. Senators chur…
18 GOP senators vote to raise taxes on the rich to pay for rural hospital fund
Eighteen Republican senators voted to advance an amendment sponsored by Sen. Susan Collins (R-Maine) to raise taxes on ultra wealthy income earners to help rural hospitals facing steep Medicaid cuts.
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