US EditionRepublicans Fall Further Apart on Trump’s ‘Big, Beautiful Bill’
- House Republicans passed the 'big beautiful bill' last month by a 215-214 vote, and it is now before the Senate for consideration.
- The bill aims to fund tax cuts by cutting nearly $1 trillion from Medicaid and food assistance programs, while expanding work requirements for adults aged 55 to 64 and parents with children over age 7.
- Provisions impose monthly work or volunteer requirements of 80 hours to maintain Medicaid eligibility, with estimates that 13.7 million people could lose coverage and food aid would be cut by $300 billion nationwide.
- The Congressional Budget Office estimates that the bill’s tax changes will increase the deficit by roughly $3.8 trillion over ten years, and researchers project up to 51,000 preventable deaths annually due to reduced health coverage.
- The legislation deepens divisions within the Republican Party, provokes criticism from Democrats and experts for harming vulnerable populations, and faces uncertain prospects in the Senate.
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Alabama Sen. Tuberville says Trump's 'big beautiful bill' will pass, but needs cuts and reform
The House recently passed Trump's "big beautiful bill" and some GOP senators have expressed concern that it will raise the deficit and said they wouldn't vote for it.
Jeffries says ‘Republican civil war’ is brewing as Senate debates reconciliation bill
House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-NY) suggested the Republican party is falling apart amid the party’s growing divisions surrounding President Donald Trump’s “big beautiful bill.” When former presidential advisor Elon Musk accused the sweeping tax cuts legislation of irresponsibly raising…
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Fort Wayne Business WeeklyIllinois treasurer among the many chiming in about Trump’s 'beautiful bill'
(The Center Square) – The Trump administration’s tax and spending bill is prompting reaction from both sides of the aisle, including in Illinois.
Trump Goes Nuclear On RINOs Attacking His "Big, Beautiful" Bill - The American Tribune.com
Posting on his Truth Social social media platform, President Donald Trump pulled no punches while attacking the RINOs in the Senate who are holding up his “Big, Beautiful Bill” while making false claims about what the bill would do, primarily in how they lie about the matter of the deficit and spending cuts. Joining in, leading Trump aide Stephen Miller exploded on the lies told about the bill as well. For reference, the “Big, Beautiful Bill” is…
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