US EditionSome SNAP, Immigration Reforms in 'Big, Beautiful Bill' Partially Overruled
- Republicans are aiming to secure Senate approval of their major tax and spending legislation before the July 4 recess, following a narrow party-line vote in the House on May 22.
- The Senate parliamentarian, Elizabeth MacDonough, has ruled against several conservative provisions, citing the Byrd Rule, which threatens the bill's support.
- The bill proposes an increase in the budget allocated to the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit program and includes reductions in SNAP benefits, but opponents contend that it does not adequately address overall spending cuts or debt reduction.
- Senator Rand Paul called the spending cuts 'weak' and urged conservatives to hold strong to add deeper cuts, while opponents decry the tax credit as costly and ineffective.
- The parliamentarian's rulings complicate Republican efforts to secure votes, indicating potential difficulties in passing the bill in its current form before the recess.
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Fox News no longer cares about energy sector job losses
Jobs – whether loss or creation – have been a central rallying cry from Fox News for more than a decade when it comes to the Keystone XL pipeline, the so-called “war on coal,” or a candidate’s electability in the fracked-gas-producing state of Pennsylvania. Now, with more than 800,000 jobs threatened by the repeal of the clean energy tax credits in Trump’s “One Big Beautiful Bill Act” — many of them in red states — Fox seemingly is no longer co…
A short history of hoping people will change their minds
Jason Dick and Jessica Wehrman talk about how unpopular the “One Big Beautiful Bill” is, why Republicans will likely pass it anyway and the short history of how, regardless of how hard politicians try, sometimes the public won’t go along with their public relations efforts. Show Notes: GOP weighs canceling recess to wrap up Trump’s budget bill Houston, we still have a problem: Shuttle move blocked by ‘Byrd rule’ Roll Call’s Political Theater ar…
24 House Republicans beg Senate to reverse 'especially problematic' move
Rep. Chip Roy (R-TX) and 23 other House Republicans are pressing Senate GOP leadership to bring back key health savings account provisions that were recently dropped from their massive tax package, according to a new Politico report.In a Monday letter, the group warned that cutting the HSA provision...
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