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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, UNITED STATES, JUL 1 – Vice President JD Vance cast the tie-breaking vote as the Senate passed a $3.3 trillion tax and spending bill with provisions boosting coal and border security while cutting Medicaid, officials said.
- A marathon vote-a-rama on President Trump's multitrillion-dollar domestic policy bill started Monday morning and continued into early Tuesday in the Senate.
- The extended voting session followed a weekend of negotiations and Democratic delay tactics including reading the entire bill aloud for more than twelve hours.
- The bill includes nearly $4.5 trillion in tax cuts, $930 billion in Medicaid cuts over a decade, a delay in Medicaid provider tax changes, and new work requirements for able-bodied adults.
- At 3:30 a.m. Tuesday, the Senate adopted a 99-1 amendment barring federal unemployment funds for individuals earning at least $1 million, while Majority Leader Thune said “we're close” to final passage.
- If passed, the bill must return to the House amid internal GOP opposition, Democratic warnings about budget gimmicks, and ongoing uncertainty about its ultimate fate.
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Lisa Murkowski Defends Alaska Carveouts As Elizabeth Warren, Bernie Sanders And Rand Paul Condemn Trump's 'Big Beautiful' Bill: 'Not Good Enough For The Rest Of Our Nation'
Senators across party lines are fiercely divided over Donald Trump's $3.3 trillion "Big Beautiful Bill," which narrowly passed the Senate and now heads to the House amid concerns over debt, tax cuts, and social program rollbacks.
Lazy Legacy Newscasts Mostly Rehash ‘Big, Beautiful Bill’ Bashing
Lazy Legacy Newscasts Mostly Rehash ‘Big, Beautiful Bill’ Bashing With the tax and spending bill known as the “One Big, Beautiful Bill” passing the Senate, it appears that the legacy media’s evening newscasts mostly chose to offer up a rehash of their coverage ahead of the Senate vote. Critical in spots and argumentative in others, and in stark contrast with coverage garnered by big legislation secured for the Biden administration. The stark de…
INTERVIEW: Sen. John Thune celebrates the Big, Beautiful Bill’s Senate passage after marathon Vote-a-Rama
THE LOWDOWN:Senate Majority Leader John Thune (R., S.D.) spoke with the Washington Reporter to talk about the GOP’s big win for America by passing the Big, Beautiful Bill through the Senate.Thune told the Reporter that an unsung provision in the Big, Beautiful Bill Americans should be excited for is the death tax threshold increase to $15 million and “links it to inflation permanently.”While President Trump’s Big, Beautiful Bill is through the S…
BREAKING: Senate Votes On 'Big, Beautiful Bill' * 100PercentFedUp.com * by Danielle
In a dramatic 51-50 vote, the Senate has passed the 'Big, Beautiful Bill,' with Vice President J.D. Vance casting the crucial tie-breaking vote. Discover the implications of this legislation and how it could reshape key policies!
How John Thune got Trump’s bill out of trouble
The NewsWhen John Thune came to the Senate 20 years ago, his maiden speech focused on overhauling entitlements — much to the “chagrin” of his staff, he recalls.So it shouldn’t be a surprise that, when Thune got control over his first massive party-line bill as the new Senate majority leader, the South Dakota Republican put the same stamp on it.Moderate in temperament but conservative in ideology, Thune surprised more centrist Republicans in rece…
Trump Rallies Republicans To Back ‘Big Beautiful Bill’ And Seize Defining Legislative Moment
President Donald Trump urged the Senate to get his “One Big, Beautiful Bill” over the finish line as a few Republican senators appear to be holding out. Speaking to reporters on Tuesday morning, Trump said he was confident that the bill, which provides funding for border security and makes his 2017 tax cuts permanent, would make it out of the chamber. Vice President JD Vance arrived at the Capitol early Tuesday morning, as his vote might be need…
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