Republicans Pass Trump’s ‘Big, Beautiful Bill’ After Extraordinary Week: 5 Takeaways
- On July 3, the U.S. House of Representatives passed the One Big Beautiful Bill in a 218-214 vote, sending it to President Trump for signature.
- House Speaker Mike Johnson credited unified government—including White House and Senate support—for enacting Trump’s agenda, while Minority Leader Jeffries delayed the vote with an eight-hour speech starting early morning, reflecting intense partisan tactics.
- CBO estimates nearly 12 million will lose health coverage, while the bill adds over $3.5 trillion to the debt and imposes an 80-hour work requirement for Medicaid recipients.
- U.S. Catholic bishops say the bill 'fails the poorest families,' warning of lost healthcare and food insecurity, with Delgado calling large safety-net cuts 'really concerning' at passage.
- President Trump is expected to sign the bill on July 4; CBO estimates it will add $3.5–4.2 trillion to the debt over a decade, with debt-to-GDP falling to 94% by 2034.
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ThePatriotLight - Trump's 'Big, Beautiful Bill' Passes House
ThePatriotLight - The U.S. House of Representatives on Thursday voted to pass the Trump-backed Big Beautiful Bill after weeks of intense back-and-forth in both chambers of Congress and a marathon, day-long negotiation in the House. After negotiations stalled during the vote to bring the motion to the floor as amended, which was widely viewed as the “test run” for a final vote, President Donald Trump, House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) and other s…
After weeks of wrangling, Donald Trump has finally scored his biggest domestic win since returning to the White House. On Thursday, Congress finally approved his “Big Beautiful Bill,” a sweeping package of Republican hobbyhorses. From tax cuts to extra money for border security. But all that glitters is not gold.
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