Republicans are struggling with the Senate to pay the Trump Budget Bill on the finish line
American members of the American Senate spent more than 24 hours negotiating the amendments to the huge tax and spending, which seems to have stopped without voting enough votes.
Four Senate Republicans said they could not support the legislation of the pages of approximately 1,000 as it is, but with a minimal margin of control, the party needs to beat only one member in the Senate.
Once the draft law passes on the Senate, it will need to return to the House of Representatives as it faces another difficult battle, as Republicans control the room with only a few votes.
While President Donald Trump previously told Congress that he wanted to legislate his office by July 4, he admitted on Tuesday that it would be “very difficult” to meet this deadline.
By mid -morning on Tuesday, the majority leader of the Senate John Thun was up and down in the Corridor of the Center in the Senate, alone, through weapons, chewing gum.
The success of the final bill, or its failure, is largely located on its shoulders. The Republican leadership looked increasingly confident in obtaining numbers to pass, and the final votes of destiny occurred before 10:30 US time (15:30 GMT).
The Republicans seem to have lost, at the present time, four Republicans supported: Susan Collins from Maine, Thom Tillis of North Carolina, Lieza Moxovsky of Alaska, and Kentucky Rand Ball.
Since they can only three fugitives, Vice President JD Vance arrived at Capitol Hill after 6:00 ES (11:00 GMT) to deliver a tie.
Help pays one modification on a narrow margin, and is expected to play a major role in the fate of the bill.
The amendments are concluded, the Republican Senate Command speaks and negotiates with their publications to obtain the necessary number of votes. The leadership will not bring the bill to the final vote in order to have the numbers they need. When it could not happen.
The draft law – necessary for the Trump II agenda – would expand significant discounts in the taxes that the president set during his first term.
To compensate for this revenue loss, Republicans want to reduce spending from a variety of programs, including health care for low -income Americans and food support. But within the Senate, Republicans do not agree where these cuts should come from.
Trump previously requested that Republican -dominated Congress to send him a final version of the bill to sign the law by Friday.
But after more than 24 hours of discussion about the amendments to the draft law, which was called “voting”, which confirms clear sections of the draft law, its accent was reduced on the deadline on July 4.
“I would like to do the fourth of July, but I think it is very difficult to do July 4 … I would like to say, perhaps July 4, or somewhere there,” Trump told reporters to leave the White House.
In May, the House of Representatives approved its copy of the budget bill with a single -sounding margin. When the legislation reached the Senate, the Republicans made many changes to it.
Therefore, when the draft law passes through the Senate, you will need to return to the House of Representatives for another vote, as Republicans expect another arduous battle.
Democrats in both councils do not support the draft law and in the Senate have tried to throw some obstacles on the path of its approval.
