US EditionSenators broach $2 trillion in spending cuts in W.H. meeting with Trump
- President Donald Trump met with Republican Senate Finance Committee members at the White House on May 30, 2025, to rally support for a megabill advancing his agenda.
- The meeting followed weeks of negotiations as senators expressed concerns and sought modifications to the bill, which aims for passage by the Fourth of July deadline.
- The legislation proposes extending the 2017 Trump tax cuts, increasing funding for the military and border security, and reducing assistance programs, which a recent analysis by the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office estimates could raise the federal deficit by approximately $2.4 trillion within ten years.
- Senators and public figures voiced mixed reactions, with John Thune calling it a "team effort," Ron Johnson criticizing it as not meeting the moment, and Elon Musk labeling it a "disgusting abomination."
- Despite disagreements and a narrow margin for GOP defections, Republican leaders remain cautiously optimistic about passing the bill and advancing Trump’s legislative priorities.
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White House: Republicans Senators Don’t Want to Stand in the Way of the President’s Legacy
On Wednesday's "Alex Marlow Show," host and Breitbart Editor-in-Chief Alex Marlow discussed the Big Beautiful Bill with Harrison Fields, Special Assistant to the President and Deputy Press Secretary. The post Exclusive — White House: Republicans Senators Don’t Want to Stand in the Way of the President’s Legacy appeared first on Breitbart.
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