US EditionSome Republicans Have Regrets About Backing Trump’s Bill: NYT
UNITED STATES, JUN 4 – Several House Republicans regret supporting the $2.4 trillion tax and spending bill due to undisclosed provisions and potential harm to Medicaid and state rights, lawmakers said.
- Some Republicans in the House express regrets about supporting President Donald Trump's bill, claiming they were unaware of its provisions, according to Representative Mike Flood.
- Elon Musk criticized the bill on social media, calling it a 'disgusting abomination' and adding that it affects the national debt.
- Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene stated she would not have supported the bill had she known it barred states from regulating artificial intelligence for ten years.
- Senator Rand Paul warned that the debt resulting from the bill would be 'owned by the GOP,' highlighting concerns about future accountability among party members.
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MSNBC analyst Nicole Wallace said during a segment Wednesday that GOP Republicans who are speaking out against President Donald Trump's "Big, Beautiful Bill"" left out one glaring fact: they voted yes. Wallace displayed Rep. Scott Perry's (R-Pa.) post on the social platform X in which he wrote, "I wish I had a nickel for every time the House Freedom Caucus sounded the alarm and nobody listened. Boo hoo! Only to find out the hard way. We were rig…
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