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'Big, Beautiful Bill': Pennsylvania GOP Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick Votes 'No' Twice

PENNSYLVANIA, JUL 3 – Fitzpatrick opposed cuts to Medicaid and food assistance in Trump’s spending bill, one of only two Republicans voting no amid concerns over impacts on vulnerable Pennsylvanians.

  • Pennsylvania Republican Congressman Brian Fitzpatrick voted no twice against the final 'big, beautiful bill' on July 2, 2025, in Washington D.C.
  • The bill, driven by Republican leadership and President Trump, included large tax cuts, increased defense and border security spending, and cuts to Medicaid and SNAP programs, sparking intra-party debate.
  • Fitzpatrick criticized Senate amendments to Medicaid, citing negative impacts on his PA-1 community, which includes Bucks County where 10,000 could lose Medicaid and 2,000 SNAP benefits.
  • The House passed the bill 218-214 with Fitzpatrick and Rep. Thomas Massie as the only Republican no votes, amid protests and Democratic criticism claiming the bill favors the wealthy and harms the poor.
  • Fitzpatrick’s opposition risks primary challenges as Democrats target his seat for 2026, reflecting broader political tensions over Medicaid cuts and the bill's $3+ trillion deficit impact.
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Bucks County Beacon - News. Government. Politics. broke the news in on Wednesday, July 2, 2025.
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