Trump’s beautiful draft law is progressing, but he still faces a Republican opposition
Republicans in the Senate a little mark submitted a draft law for the sprawling budget, which is suffering from the axis of President Donald Trump’s work in the second term before the deadline imposed by July 4.
The Senate moved 51-49 to open the discussion on the draft law. Two Republicans joined the Democrats in opposing this step.
The leadership of the Republican Party was twisting weapons to vote for the initial vote on what Trump calls “his beautiful big bill” on Saturday, after issuing his latest version – all pages 940 – shortly after midnight.
Republicans have been divided into how much they should reduce social welfare programs in order to extend 3.8 tennis (2.8 million pounds) in Trump’s tax exemptions. The proposed cuts would strip millions of the poorest health insurance in America.
Trump announced the progress of “a great victory” in a social media post late at night.
Republicans attacked Rand Paul from Kentucky and Tom Teleles of North Carolina, who rejected the bill. Paul wrote: “Did Rand Paul” no “again tonight? What is the mistake in this man ???”
Paul opposes a ruling on the bill that would raise the limit of American debt. Teleles says the legislation will cost its country billions of dollars in financing health care. He pointed to the impact on the medicaid program, and the health care program on which millions of elderly, disabled and low -income Americans depend.
However, the draft law defeated some Republicans, who have expressed doubts, including the midfielders, Lisa Morkovsky of Alaska and Suzanne Collins from Maine. Ron Johnson voted from Wisconsin initially against her, but he changed him at the end of the session.
Collins said she was not only agreed to raise the bill for discussion, but did not support her final passage. It is not satisfied with the discounts in financing health care and feels that the bill does not suffice to support rural hospitals.
She told expert presenters on Saturday night: “The health of the majority leader is to determine the bills that must be brought to the ground.” “This does not mean in any way to be satisfied with the rulings on this.”
Vice President JD Vance traveled to the Capitol on Saturday night to make a tie vote in the Senate, where the vice president has a decisive vote in the event of Deadlock.
The party leaders were ultimately able to negotiate the support of the majority without helping it, but the fate of the draft law on the Senate floor is still inaccurate and the Republicans in the room are still quarreling over its rulings.
A final vote is expected in the coming days.
The bill needs a simple majority to remove the Senate. With the presence of Republicans with 53 out of 100, in addition to breaking the tie in Vans, the party can only carry three tests.
If it is approved in the Senate, the draft law will return to the House of Representatives for approval. Republicans can only stand in losing a handful of votes there – but some in the House of Representatives have concerns about the changes in the Senate in the draft law, which has been amended to satisfy Backbench Republican.
Democrats said they will take the voting process to protest the bill.
Senate minority leader Chuck Schumer has insisted that Republicans should read nearly 1000 pages of the text before the Senate can start discussion and may get a final vote.
“The Republicans in the Senate are scrambling to pass a radical bill that was issued to the public in the hollow of the night, and they pray the American people does not realize what is there.” “If the Republicans of the Senate do not inform the American people of what is in this draft law, Democrats will force this hall to read it from beginning to end.”
In a note sent to the Senate offices, the White House supported the last reviews to the draft law and called for its passage.
According to what was reported, the memo warned against approval of the budget, “the final betrayal will be.”
Senator Patty Murray, a democratic in Washington State, moved to social media on Saturday to argue that the draft law contains “the largest discounts in the field of health care.”
Another critic of the draft law, Elon Musk, who wrote on Saturday on Saturday that the recent repetition of the draft law “will destroy millions of jobs in America and cause massive strategic damage to our country.”
Musk takes a problem with the taxes proposed by the bill on solar energy and wind energy projects.
The last draft of the spending law still contains some of its basic components: Trump’s tax cuts, such as a tax discount on social security benefits, eliminating taxes on additional work and advice.
He also paid the tax cuts approved by Republicans in 2017.
The most controversial measures are still in place, including restrictions and requirements on medicaid. Democrats strongly criticized this piece of the bill, saying that it would determine the access to health care at reasonable prices for millions of Americans.
The Congress Budget Office estimates that 7.8 million people will become unbelievable in light of the discounts.
The draft law includes inputs from Parliament in the Senate, and is an official reviewing the draft laws to ensure its compliance with the Chamber’s procedures.
It includes an increase in the financing of rural hospitals, after some Republican equipment argued that the original proposal will harm their voters.
There are also changes in the supplementary nutritional assistance program (SNAP), which provides nutritional benefits for low -income Americans.
Under the last draft law, Alaska and Hawaii will be temporarily exempted from a proposed condition for some states to start the program of the program, which is currently funded by the federal government.
The review comes after the Republican Senate members in Alaska prompted an exemption.
