US EditionTrump is heading to Capitol Hill to persuade divided GOP to unify around his ‘big, beautiful’ bill
- On May 20, 2025, President Donald Trump met with House Republicans to encourage their unity in backing his multitrillion-dollar tax and spending proposal.
- The bill faces internal GOP disputes over Medicaid cuts, local tax deductions, and the $350 billion added for border security and defense, risking collapse before this week's votes.
- The 1,116-page bill, reflecting Trump's priorities, proposes extensive tax reductions, trims Medicaid and food assistance programs, and reverses his prior commitment on the SALT deduction for New York legislators.
- A nonpartisan fiscal watchdog group projects that the legislation will increase the national debt by approximately $3.3 trillion over the next ten years, while Trump dismissed critics of the bill as 'fools.'
- If passed, the bill would move to the Senate amid continued GOP divisions, and Trump expressed confidence in victory despite narrow House support and ongoing contentious negotiations.
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Trump Has Only Vote That Matters on the Big Beautiful Bill
Trump has the only vote that matters on the Big Beautiful Bill. All the yelling and screaming among Republicans on provisions from Medicaid cuts to SALT will matter only up until the moment Trump says it’s time to vote.
Republicans close in on 'big, beautiful' deal - Overpasses For America
Republican leaders are increasingly confident they will be able to notch a final deal with key GOP megabill holdouts and move toward a final vote in the coming days after several whirlwind hours of closely held negotiations. The upbeat turn in the frequently tumultuous talks was described by six senior Republicans who are participating in them. It came after President Donald Trump visited Capitol Hill Tuesday morning to personally urge the warri…
Trump's struggle to pass major bill may 'reveal the limits of his power': report
President Donald Trump held a meeting Tuesday with House Republicans aiming to rally support for his "big, beautiful bill," which is central to his domestic agenda. However, divisions within the party remained unresolved. Budget conservatives pushed for measures to reduce the deficit, while other GOP members advocated for additions that could raise the bill's overall cost.An article in Semafor published Tuesday reported that Washington is captiv…
Trump urges House Republicans to unite around 'big, beautiful bill', announces plans for 'Golden Dome' missile defense system
President Donald Trump visited Capitol Hill to persuade lawmakers to support his multi-trillion dollar bill, emphasizing tax breaks, spending cuts, and increased border security.
CPAC warns: Backing Trump ‘is a line in the sand’ - Washington Examiner
As Donald Trump struggles to unite Republicans around his “big, beautiful bill,” the nation’s leading conservative influencer group is warning lawmakers to stick with the president. Just hours before he planned to release his group’s annual 2024 conservative ratings chart, Conservative Political Action Conference Foundation Chairman Matt Schlapp said siding with Trump “is a line in the sand,” and those who cross it will be criticized. “We’re cal…
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