Ron Johnson says Trump’s pressure on budget bill will ‘completely backfire’

Exclusive – One of the prominent opponents of the “Grand and Beautiful Bill” of President Donald Trump will not even be able to deter him from speaking against what a draft law sees no less than the goal of the Republicans to cut off government waste.

“This will be completely counterproductive,” Senator Ron Johnson, R and Wisconsin told Fox News Digital about any attempts by Trump because of his impact on the current legislation.

Johnson has become a prominent voice of the opposition against the Republican Party’s offers in the House of Representatives for the budget settlement process. The Republicans of the Senate at the end started the hard analysis process through the draft law this week.

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Legislators in the upper room, including Johnson, are determined to make changes on the bill, as most of them want to make discounts in medical stamps and food stamps more acceptable. Trump has made clear that his bill must pass, but he admitted that the Senate will need some changes.

Trump’s guidance was to submit a bill that could survive a majority of haircuts in both rooms.

However, Johnson wants to see that spending is due to prenatal levels, and trillion dollars trillion discounts are deeper than Republicans in the House of Representatives. He is ready to vote against the bill unless he sees the changes he wants.

He believes that a pressure campaign from the president against him and other similar financial falcons will fail.

He said that following a better approach is to work with legislators and financial hawks like him to gain a better understanding of the reality of the country’s financial situation, which is a “dark” fact.

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Senator Ron Johnson, R. West speaks. (Tom Williams/CQ-Roll Call, Inc via Getty Images)

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Johnson has been in advance of his contempt for the draft law, but he has so far avoided the general revenge of Trump. In fact, the two spoke twice this week, once on Monday and after that during the meeting of the Senate Finance Committee at the White House on Tuesday.

The legislator told Trump that he was in the Trump corner and wanted to “see you succeed”, but he was steadfast in office that the bill does not go far enough to address national debts.

The debt continues to rise, as it approaches $ 37 trillion and count, according to Fox News.

The house offers set a target of $ 1.5 trillion in spending discounts over the next decade, which legislators in the lower room as a positive step forward to correct the country’s financial ship, which Johnson presented as less than the Republican Party’s promises to violation of government spending.

Johnson said: “What is disappointed of what happened at home is everything speech. All of this is slogans,” Johnson said. “They chose a number. Literally, they chose a number of air.”

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Johnson looks at this attempt in the budget settlement process as a rare opportunity to “do difficult things” when it comes to spending discounts, but others in the Republican Party were more frequent in reducing depth.

Johnson said that the main reason that made Republicans have fallen so far have never been to meet the moment most of the time is that legislators do not understand the extent of the federal government socks outside the door after year.

The legislator recalled a moment almost three years ago during a discussion on the draft spending law at the end of the year at the end of the year, when both bills are gathered in dozens of amplifier, flowering on a global level and always pass.

His colleagues asked whether they really knew how much the government spends, and no one volunteered to answer. “

“No one knows. I mean, think about it. The largest financier in the world. In theory, it is supposed to 535 members of the board of directors, and no one knows,” he said. “Why are they not talking about it?”

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Johnson was busy trying to better educate his colleagues, and set his plans and graphs that cut “noise”, such as the latest Non -party congress Budget Budget report, which found that the legislation would add $ 2.4 trillion to the national debt over a decade. The Republican Party is globally this projection.

“We cannot accept this as a new doctor,” Johnson said. “We cannot accept – you can pick up shots from CBO, but you cannot deny this reality. [It] It may be a little out, but this is the path, and this cannot be denied. “