Trump’s ‘big, beautiful bill’ in peril before key House Budget Committee meeting

It seems that the “big and beautiful draft law” of President Donald Trump is suffering from a late threat on Thursday afternoon, before a critical meeting by the House of Representatives Budget Committee to make the legislation near the vote at home level.

It is expected that at least three Republicans will vote in the committee against the progress of the draft law, a multi -dollar legislation aimed at enacting Trump’s priorities on taxes, borders, migration, defense, energy and raising the debt limit.

Representatives of the Republican Party Andrew Claide, R-GA, and Ralph Norman, told RC

Norman said that MP Cheb-Roy, R-TEXAS would also vote against the bill. Roy himself indicated that he opposes the legislation on X and in the comments on the correspondents.

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“At the present time, the parliament’s proposal failed to meet the moment. [Inflation Reduction Act] Bidnies). In addition to many decent rulings and discounts, it does not start until 2029 and abroad. Roy wrote on Thursday on X.

Other members of the committee also suggested that they had concerns.

Representative Josh Brechin, R-OKla, Fox News Digital, told him that he wanted a meeting on Friday morning.

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With an expected absence of Republicans in the House of Representatives Budget Committee, the Republican Party can only bear the “no” vote for the legislation to be strengthened.

Once the draft law is passed through the House of Representatives Budget Committee, it must then come before the House of Representatives Rules Committee-which specifies conditions to discuss the bill at home level-before all legislators in the House of Representatives weigh it.

Speaker Mike Johnson, R. La, said. He wants the legislation to pass through the House of Representatives on the day of anniversary.

Representative Ralph Norman said, RS. He will vote against the bill in its current form on the House of Representatives Budget Committee. (Tom Williams/CQ-Roll Call, Inc VIA)

“I think we are on the specified date,” Johnson told reporters who leave a meeting at the conference level on the bill on Thursday afternoon.

He also said he was confident of the budget committee, the Republicans could strengthen the bill on Friday.

Johnson said in response to conservative concerns: “I am talking to everyone and I think we will accomplish this thing on the schedule we suggested.”

Norman and Roy complained that the provisions of legislation aimed at reducing mismanagement of the Medicaid system and the decline in the benefits of the Green President of former President Joe Biden in the law to reduce inflation did not exceed enough.

Timing is among their main concerns on both fronts. Conservatives have problems with Medicaid’s work requirements that do not come into effect until 2029, the end of Trump’s term. They also asked what they saw as a delay in gradual disposal of green energy tax credits in the law of reducing inflation.

Norman told reporters after a meeting on Thursday afternoon. “My point is, we need to get answers before hitting the ground.”

“I am not dealing with the budget settlement bill from the budget committee in its current form,” Klide Fox News told his opposition.

“I am actively involved in the negotiations to improve this package, and I hope to do so quickly in order to achieve President Trump’s agenda successfully for the American people,” he said.

Another affordable issue includes continuous tensions on governmental and local tax discounts (SALT), which primarily affect high-cost countries-and Republicans who represent the critical swing areas within the blue states.

The Trump bill will currently raise the maximum salt deduction of $ 10,000 for single and married taxpayers to $ 30,000 – a number is not enough for a group of moderate Republicans at home, which is large enough to flood the final bill.

Conservative financial falcons said that high salt discount covers should be paired with deeper spending discounts.

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“Salt is payment for.”

Representative Mike Loler, RN.Y, said he would vote against the bill if the salt discount covers are not sufficient. (Tierney L. Cross)

He pointed out that salt discount covers will be completely canceled if the TRAPTA discounts and functions of 2017 (TCJA), which Republicans want to extend permanently through this law, are allowed to end.

Luller said: “The truth is, if the tax bill has expired, the maximum salt ends, which means that it returns to unlimited. Therefore, any cover is savings in the draft law.” “So this idea we You need to find a payment for, this is not a problem in the United States. These are the problems of others. “

But MP Nick Lotta, RN.Y. Another member of Salt Caucus, indicated that he would be well with the final date of Medicaid in exchange for raising the roof of the salt discount.

Republican leaders at home are expected to continue negotiating with both groups.

Johnson and the leader of the majority in the House of Representatives, Steve Scales, said, LR La. They expect the budget committee meeting to continue as planned.

However, the Chairman of the Parliament Budget Committee, Judy Arington, R-TEXAS, seemed less optimistic.

“We will see”, when asked about Friday’s meeting, adding “no potential” no, “he said,” No, “he said.

Republicans in Congress transfer Trump’s agenda through the budget reconciliation process.

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By reducing the Senate threshold to pass to the requirements of the simple majority in the House of Representatives, it allows the party to control both magazines and the White House to pass large parts of the legislation with the fully throwing the minority – in this case, Democrats.

Eleven committees in the House of Representatives collected individual parts of the draft law, which will return to a framework that will consider the Budget of the House of Representatives on Friday morning.

After that, he must go to the Senate, which is likely to amend the bill, which must be coincided with the House of Representatives before reaching the Trump office to sign.