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Senate parliamentarian tosses some core Trump budget bill provisions

  • On Thursday, Senate Parliamentarian Elizabeth MacDonough determined that the Senate cannot eliminate the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's budget in the Trump administration's budget proposal.
  • The ruling came because several key provisions from Sen. Tim Scott's committee violated reconciliation process rules, requiring core parts of the bill to be removed.
  • The parliamentarian rejected attempts to reduce CFPB funding by $6.4 billion, eliminate a $1.4 billion decrease in Federal Reserve personnel salaries, and implement other substantial cuts to financial regulatory agencies.
  • Sen. Jeff Merkley said these provisions must be stripped to comply with the Byrd Rule, and Sen. Tim Scott affirmed his commitment to cutting waste and working with the parliamentarian.
  • Democrats vow to continue fighting the bill, emphasizing enforcement of Senate rules to block what they call an 'ugly bill' that risks consumer protections and benefits billionaires.
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Republicans forced to axe some environmental, banking provisions in Trump's bill

(The Center Square) – Senate Republicans are itching to finalize and pass their version of the House-passed One Big Beautiful Bill Act, but a new ruling from the Senate parliamentarian requires them to nix some wish list items.

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Political Wire broke the news in New York, United States on Friday, June 20, 2025.
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