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U.S. House Republicans want changes to budget before voting for it again

Several U.S. House Republicans, including Mike Flood and Chip Roy, want changes to the budget reconciliation bill before supporting it again.
This call addresses concerns about a provision that prevents federal judges from holding parties in contempt unless a bond order has been issued beforehand.
Chip Roy supports the bill mainly for cutting subsidies he calls the 'Green New Scam' but warns he will oppose it if Senate reverses subsidy restrictions.
Ted Cruz criticized nationwide injunctions as 'judicial tyranny' that restrict presidential power, while Roy said, 'If the Senate backslides on those IRA subsidies, I'm voting against this bill.'
These objections suggest the bill’s passage depends on amendments addressing federal judiciary enforcement and subsidy limits, with some Republicans threatening to withhold support otherwise.

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U.S. House Republicans want changes to budget before voting for it again

(The Center Square) – Several U.S. House Republicans say they won’t vote for the budget reconciliation bill if changes are, or aren’t, made in the Senate.

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