Trump’s megabill inches toward Senate passage

Washington – President Trump covers the local agenda on Monday Approached to be a law Republican senators were eliminated by familiar procedural barriers to the final vote on the legislation that would significantly transform the tax code and Medicaid.

During the voting day of the marathon voting, the senators provided changes to the bill to decide whether they have provided passage through the congress. If the Senate approves the legislation – as expected to be held with a thin, simple majority and two -party opposition – then the Assembly will have to vote for the second time in the last text before going to the President’s desk for his signature.

The Parliamentary Rules Committee, which foresees the Senate Passage, planned a hearing on Tuesday to reconcile the two invoices. White House Previously 4 July As a target to get the package called “Big Beautiful Bill ılan spent by both Chambers.

However, several Republican is still criticizing the bill, including Sens Rand Paul from Kentuck and Thom Tillis of North Carolina. It will not be selected again in 2026 During the weekend before entering the legislation as “betrayal için to the voters.

Although it is legislation hundreds of provisionsThe most comprehensive, a permanent – expensive proposal in the first period of Trump in 2017 – before the end of this year, some of these costs will make some of these costs into social welfare programs that are seen as political third railway, while trying to balance the historical interruptions and additional nutrition aid program, which is additional nutritional aid program.

The poll shows that Americans extensively support the expansion of 2017 tax cuts. Other expensive programs in the bill – including additional financing for border security and defense – also enjoy public support. However, the surveys show that the public does not approve the invoice with a double -digit difference due to the deductions made to the basic government programs.

“What can I say to 663,000 people in two years or three years because President Trump broke his promise by pushing them from Medicaid, because the fund is no longer there?” Tillis said in a speech on the Senate floor. “People who advise the President in the White House do not tell him that the effect of this bill is to give a promise.”

Both Paul and Tillis voted against advancement of a floor vote and stated that they would vote for “no” in their last passage.

Tillis, “Republicans are about to make a mistake and make a promise about health services,” Tillis continued. “It is inevitable that this invoice will betray Donald J. Trump’s promise with finance in the oval office or cabinet room. [Committee members] ‘We can go after waste, fraud and abuse in any program’ he said. “

A handful of GOP colleague, including Senator Josh Hawley from Tillis and Missouri, expressed his concerns about an important tool in the effort to support Medicaid financing for many states that restrict state taxes on health service providers known as the “provider tax” of the bill.

. Senate Parliamentary The provision has already determined that in addition to the others, it does not comply with the rules of the room and should be removed or changed. Another very important passage of the bill, which brought a structure for the work requirements for Medicaid, was stopped by the parliamentary.

Parliamentary efforts to prohibit the use of Republicans’ use of Medicaid funds on gender transition care, cancel the regulations requiring minimum personnel rate in maintenance homes and limit Medicaid’s access to immigrants as well as the Parliament continued to review the changes in the design.

The moves of parliamentarians enter into a specified cost savings of a bill that is planned to add trillions of dollars to their debt in the next decade – a problem for the financial hawks that will be very important for the passage of votes in both rooms.

In addition, after expressing skepticism about the various provisions of the legislation, Senate from Alaska, the focus of the Senate Republican Leadership, the focus of the intense lobbying campaign of the Senate. They also broke the key provisions, the most important priorities for Lisa Murkowski. Ready to re-choose the next cycle, Senator Susan Collins (R-Main) expressed his concerns about his interruptions in Medicaid.

“This is an ongoing process – the president continues to be very busy with the leadership in both the Senate and the Assembly, Kar “He understands that legislative bodies want to protect jobs in communities and regions.”

The Democrats in the Senate united with Mark Kelly of Arizona in their opposition to the bill they warned the Republicans about their election repercussions.

“If they lose health insurance,” he said in an interview with MSNBC. “Sure, they will remember.”

However, the potential political decline for the democrats did not prevent the party from trying to improve the legislation, and there were a series of changes that would return to Medicaid and Snap by democratic senators on Monday.

If the draft ultimately cleanses the Senate, the Republicans will receive only a handful of votes in the last vote in the Assembly. And many of them argue that they will vote for it, including David Valadao from California, which is largely based on Medicaid.

Don Bacon, a Republican from Nebraska, said, “I’m not sure yes,” he said. Bacon added that the Senate version believes that it has gone too far in encouraging health programs. “I think we’ll have a hard time while passing.”

A struggle between the Republicans broke down on the fate of the green energy tax loans, which several GOP senators, including Murkowski and Chuck Grassley and Joni Ernst of Iowa, tried to protect for several years. A group of Parliamentary Republican, successfully lobbyed in the version of the bill to accelerate the termination of these loans.

Tesla’s founding partner Elon Musk and two men before falling a month ago Trump’s close adviser and philanthropist, Renewed its attacks In the legislation on Monday, he says, “Fully crazy and destructive” for the price tag.

“The debt pan is open with the crazy expenses of this bill, which broke a five trillion dollar record in a single-party country in a single-party country!” Musk wrote.

“A new political party time,” he added, “He actually cares about people.”