The battle over the 'big, beautiful bill' moves from Capitol Hill to the campaign trail
On Monday, the campaign branch of the Assembly announced that GOP deputies have increased with digital advertisements aimed at their support for their support for the comprehensive republican domestic policy package.
The movement comes three days after President Donald Trump himself and the Republicans sign the “great, beautiful bill” to the law.
Ads supported by a modest purchase will target the 35 republic-controlled home zones that the democrats are trying to move on to the next year’s interim elections, and the GOP will defend the majority of the razor-Thing in the room.
Don’t be surprised if the advertisements made by the Democratic Congress Campaign Committee (DCCC), which calls GOP’s great measure “Great, Ugly Bill”, follow the advertisements of the Republicans targeting democrats.
Political Struggle on ‘Big Beautiful Bill’ is on track of the campaign
The legislative war on “big, beautiful bill” is over and Trump and Congress Republican Leaders Muzaffer continues on a controversial measure, which most of the latest public opinion polls are not very popular among the Americans.
Bir He voted to damage each democratic families and to protect the status quo, dedi a note from the National Republican Congress Committee (NRCC) was published a few minutes after the last home transition of the bill last Thursday.
And NRCC, the campaign arm of the GOP House, stressed that “Parliament Republicans will be cruel in making this vote a decisive problem of 2026.”
What’s actually on Trump’s ‘Big Beautiful bill’
The new law is full of Trump’s 2024 campaign traces promises and tax cuts, migration, defense, energy and debt limit.
It includes extending signed 2017 tax cuts and eliminating taxes on tips and overtime payments.
By doing its first period tax rates Permanent – Congress Budget Office and a responsible Federal Budget Committee will end later this year – they will end later – taxes will reduce taxes about 4.4 trillion dollars in the next decade.
The measure also provides billions for border security and codes the president’s controversial immigration pressure.
Republicans point out that they say that there is a strong support for precaution due to tax reductions.
Richard Hudson of North Carolina, representative of NRCC, claimed that the democrats rejected the “common sense” by voting against the bill with a view published on Friday morning.
“And we’ll make sure that each one should answer for it,” he promised to point to the congress elections next year.
How much will it cut your ‘great beautiful bill’ taxes
However, the draft law also restructs Medicaid, a 60 -year -old federal program that provides health to approximately 71 million low -income Americans.
Changes MedicaidIn addition to interruptions in food stamps, which is one of the largest security network programs in the country, it was prepared as an offset to pay Trump’s tax cuts. The measure includes a number of new rules and regulations, including working requirements for many of the callers of Medicaid.
And the $ 3.4 trillion legislative package is expected to increase the national debt of 4 trillion dollars in the next decade.
The Assembly minority leader Hakeem Jeffries, DN.Y., “Extreme House Republicans’ billionaire donors to finance tax reductions in American history Medicaid and the greatest deduction of food aid,” claimed.
And DCCC President Suzan Delbene, DCCC, “DCCC’s voter of every war area voter will enable Republicans to know how much they have abandoned them by passing the most popular non -popular part of the modern American history, and therefore we will take back the majority of the Assembly.”
The war on the bill also plays in the Senate races.
“I am very concerned about what this bill and what this will do.”
Pappas, who has been running in the 2026 race to retire for a long time, would love for a democratic seat for the Republicans, targeted the bill.
“This was a single -party effort and unfortunately I think it’s not good for our state and our country.”
“We will talk about this bill because the results are 46,000 people New Hampshire He will lose health insurance. “Pappas warned.” And we know that insurance premiums for all Granite Staters can rise as a result of uncomfortable maintenance costs and the burden of our hospitals. “
However, former senator Scott Brown, who launched a Republican campaign for the Senate in New Hampshire last month, sees things differently.
“My mother was prosperous. These are very important programs and people who need them the most, those who are most disabled, and employees, employees, should have them.” He said.
“This is for lower and medium -income people, and I support them to get these benefits. But I do not support the fields illegally.” He said.
And “Body and certainly do not support people who can go out and volunteer, go out and work.
