US EditionRepublicans face key hang-ups on Trump agenda bill as House heads into crucial week
- Republicans in the House face challenges advancing Trump’s agenda bill, with key spending cuts and tax markups still unscheduled as of May 2025.
- Disagreements over whether to pass a comprehensive 'big, beautiful bill' or divide the agenda into pieces stem from concerns about funding and intra-party opposition.
- The House plans to send its legislation through committees despite opposition from within the GOP on Medicaid cuts and food aid spending reductions.
- Senator John Cornyn suggested that if the House approves their version of the bill, the Senate might modify it before sending it back for approval.
- If the House stalls, the Senate may craft its own bill or amend the House version, suggesting ongoing delays and negotiation challenges for the Republican agenda.
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Six Republican ‘Red Lines’ Could Upend Trump’s Agenda
“As Republican lawmakers hammer out a ‘big, beautiful bill’ to enact President Donald Trump’s policy plans, they’re running into a problem: their colleagues’ growing list of red lines,” the Washington Post reports. “Some House Republicans say they won’t vote for a bill that cuts Medicaid. Others have refused to support the legislation unless it lets their constituents deduct more of their state and local taxes. Last week, one Senate Republican r…
Senate prepares to change the House’s ‘big, beautiful’ Trump bill
The NewsMany Republican senators are watching with a mixture of dread and optimism as the House tries to send a massive tax/spending cut/national security bill to them by Memorial Day.And some of them aren’t watching much at all.“I shut most of that out because they debate a lot of stuff. I call it a sandstorm of bad ideas,” quipped Sen. Bernie Moreno, R-Ohio, of the House’s efforts.As House Republicans consider combining everything from Medicai…
Republicans face key hang-ups on Trump agenda bill as House heads into crucial week
House Republicans are barreling into a crucial week in their effort to pass President Trump’s legislative agenda, with key policy hang-ups threatening to upend leadership’s timeline for approving the sprawling package. Those disagreements have already prompted delays as lawmakers haggle over how to address contentious issues while meeting deficit reduction targets. The Energy and Commerce Committee, which oversees areas including Medicaid and gr…
House Republicans are making a trillion-dollar mistake
The House Judiciary Committee did its part to make President Donald Trump’s “one big, beautiful bill” a reality last week when it marked up legislation that would increase fees paid to the federal government when processing immigration-related matters. Unfortunately, the biggest ticket item, Trump’s “gold card” visa, was left on the cutting room floor. There... The post House Republicans are making a trillion-dollar mistake appeared first on Dai…
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