US EditionHere's What’s in the GOP's ‘Big, Beautiful Bill’
- The U.S. House of Representatives narrowly passed President Trump's tax and budget reconciliation plan, called the 'One Big, Beautiful Bill,' on May 22, 2025.
- The bill reflects Trump's campaign promises and aims to balance energy development and tax cuts, but Democrats oppose it for cutting Medicaid and environmental protections.
- The legislation includes over 1,000 pages with provisions such as no tax on tips and overtime, expanded child tax credits, and $700 billion cuts to Medicaid affecting millions.
- Votes fell mostly along party lines with 215 Republicans in favor and all House Democrats opposed, criticizing it as a large tax giveaway that harms healthcare and nutrition for many.
- The bill is now headed to the Senate where amendments and negotiations may occur, with concerns about increasing national debt and its impact on public programs continuing.
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We've Seen the Big Print; Here's Some Of the Small Print
Okay, I admit the big print vs. small print analogy I just couldn’t resist using in this post’s headline really isn’t accurate. That’s because the parts of the Republican budget bill passed in the House that I’m going to refer to are probably all...
Trump wins on budget, confuses on tariffs: White House Report Card
President Donald Trump scored hugely this week when the House gave him a one-vote victory on his “big beautiful bill” of tax cuts, spending increases, and immigration initiatives. For past presidents, that would have been enough for a winning week,…
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