Trump’s ‘big, beautiful bill’ clears key Senate hurdle
The US Senate majority leader John Thune (R-SD) speaks at a press conference after the weekly policy of the US Senate Republicans in Washington, DC, USA, USA, Capitol Hill in Capitol Hill on June 10, 2025.
Kent Nishimura | Reuters
On Saturday, the Senate cleared President Donald Trump’s “big, beautiful bill” to advance a significant procedure obstacle and brought great spending legislation one step closer to the transition after weeks.
Senate Vote John Thune, the leader of the Republican majority, supported the offer to take the bill to Trump’s desk until July 4th. However, this was not without drama.
The vote for the progress movement was open for hours on Saturday night, and only after three Republican waiting and yes after voting. The uncertainty hours underlined the hard road for the big package.
The procedure voting votes on Sunday or Mondays in Megabill in Senate.
The Democrats, led by the Senate Minority leader Chuck Schumer, force the 940 -page bill to be read aloud after going to full debate on the Senate floor on Sunday.
“We will be here all night, if that’s what you need to read,” Schumer written Saturday X.
While the package could not officially pass the upper room until the last vote, the procedural vote was considered a major test for Thune.
Voting comes after the turmoil and tension on the big package, which reveals bitter policy disputes and strengthens republican waiting.
The comprehensive domestic policy package will have to be transferred again in the Parliament, which lastly passed the invoice of the invoice in a narrow way.
Some Parliament Republicans have already expressed their opposition to the key elements of the senate version of the bill – most importantly deep interruptions in Medicaid – probably the opposition that envisaged close voting in the lower room.
Both Thune and Assembly speaker Mike Johnson means that they can lose the support of a small number of Republican MPs to spend the package in their own rooms, that is, the package.
Meanwhile, Trump continues to encourage deputies to cross the package before the deadline for Republicans.
“President Trump was determined to keep his promises and would be the final betrayal of not being able to pass this bill.” He said.
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