US EditionBudget plan sets stage for Republican tax and spending fight
- House Republicans passed a budget framework to rework federal spending plans.
- Republicans aim to cut spending and make the Trump tax cuts permanent.
- Conservatives secured pledges for at least $1.5 trillion in spending reductions.
- Speaker Johnson stated, "The American people are counting on us."
- Republicans face internal divisions and Democratic opposition as the bill moves forward.
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LETTER: Right-wing cultists follow orange leader off a cliff
The cult leader is at it again. Right-wing cult members are defending en masse the largest tax hike on Americans in history. Yet, the cult members get in line at Fox TV and sing praises of the orange king of…
House GOP Passes Budget Bill to Slash Federal Spending and Taxes on the Wealthy
House Republicans passed a Senate- and Trump-approved budget framework Thursday, fast-tracking a plan to cut $4 trillion in taxes for the wealthy and another $1.5 trillion in spending, largely targeting essential services like Medicaid and nutrition assistance.
A ‘once-in-a-lifetime’ budget reform bill becomes the joke of the decade
Congress is about to pass what was billed as a once-in-a-generation budget reconciliation bill to rein in inflation. Instead, Republicans have delivered more spending, more debt, and a grab bag of random, inefficient tax cuts. After promising to slash the Biden-era debt explosion, GOP leaders have produced a plan with no major reforms and a laughable 0.004% spending cut over 10 years — after increasing spending. Conservatives reluctantly back…
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