Trump’s ‘big, beautiful bill’ could see civil war over tax hikes

Discussions are threatening to increase the potential taxes of the wealthy, super -of -wealthy Americans, between Republicans in the Capitol Hill.

Some legislators, the Republican Party, as well as conservative groups that often in contact with Republicans in Congress, were expressing loudly to opposition to any tax increases.

Meanwhile, President Donald Trump and his allies indicate that the idea can be a way to pay the price of major tax exemptions targeting the middle -class Americans and workers.

“Raising taxes on one arc is a slippery slope. What will stop the future tax increases on middle income people where the federal government accumulates more and more?” The Republican Party, the Republican Party, told Fox News Digital. “The Republicans are certainly not the party leading this effort.”

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But the idea found support between more popular allies, as the Chairman of the House Freedom Board of India, Andy Harris, R-MD.

“Personally, I always thought that if we could not find discounts in spending elsewhere, we must look at the restoration [pre-2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA)] Harris wrote on x.

This comes after Trump referred to the leaders of the Republican Party that he was open to raising taxes on the wealthy people to compensate for the cost of new policies that eliminate taxes on advice, additional work and retirees.

A source familiar with the president’s thinking to Fox News Digital said that to accomplish these goals, as well as maintain medicaid for millions, Trump is thinking of the new 39.6 % new income tax category for individual taxpayers who achieve $ 2.5 million annually.

TCJA has reduced the higher tax rate rate – currently 609,350 dollars for individual candidates – to 37 %, a reduction that ends at the end of this year.

Trump himself publicly called the idea on the truth on Friday morning, although he made it clear that he saw potential defects.

“The problem of even increasing” small “taxes for the wealthy, which all others and I have been gently accepted to help low and medium income workers, is that the democratic democratic democratic democratic democrats will tour the screaming,” I read my lips, “quoted by former President George Bush, who was said to have been assigned to the elections,” Trump published sick comments late.

“No, Ross Beirut cost him the elections! In any case, the Republicans may not do that, but I am fine if they do that !!!”

The majority leader of the Senate John Thun, the left, and the Speaker of parliament Mike Johnson, is working to the right, to a “big and beautiful bill” by Congress. (Getty Images)

Discussions about raising taxes were traditionally a curse of the prevailing republican beliefs.

But now a trend that the Republican Party will have to deal with with Trump continues to bring more middle-class people and workers to the party base- but there are still differences about the wisdom of such a step.

“The tax on the rich is a tired slogan without any evidence of stimulating economic growth, as high taxes on any group hinder innovation and investment,” Representative Eric Porleson, R-MO, told Fox News Digital on Friday.

“We have no problem with revenue, we have a spending problem. In the end, I don’t think this will happen.

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Many Republicans told the Fox News Digital last month that they were cautious about raising taxes-including MP David Costov, RTIn, Tim Moore, RN.C. A spokesman for both opinions said that they have not changed from Friday morning.

“When we passed the so -called tax job law for 2017, we have reduced taxes for everyone. We have reduced tax rates. We have intensified arches,” Costov said. “What we have seen is that this is everyone.

“I don’t support any tax increases. I think we have no problem with revenue, we have a spending problem,” I told Moore Fox News.

Moreover, nearly 200 Republicans in the House of Representatives in the House of Representatives signed a pledge to oppose all tax increases, which the Americans are run by Think Tank for tax reform.

But another Republican, Representative Marilyn Stotzman, R-IND.

“What I heard from people in the arcs of higher taxes is, as you know, they are ready to pay more as long as they know that it pays debts. They do not want to see it towards more spending.”

It is one of the many continuous discussions on how to strengthen the Trump agenda through the budget settlement process, which allows the party in power to advance in the huge fiscal policy legislation with the minority reduction by reducing the Senate threshold from 60 votes to 51 votes.

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Republicans are working to use the maneuver to pay Trump’s priorities in border security, migration, energy, national defense and taxes, as well as raising the roof of the debt.

With regard to taxes, the most expensive part is expected to be the most expected parts, Republicans want to expand the scope of TRCJA 2017 discounts from Trump in 2026, as well as implementing its latest above mentioned policies.

Representative Daril Issa, R-Calif said. Trump ally for a long time, for Fox Business’ Stuart Varney on Friday, “We will not make tax increases.”

But it is not clear that the number of these Republicans who will change their opinion if Trump begins to exert pressure on these tax increases.

Meanwhile, conservative groups such as the Heritage Foundation and Americans for prosperity (AFP) actually exert pressure on the Capitol Hill to resist any tax height.

Representative Marilyn Stozmann said: “What I heard from people in higher tax pieces is, as you know, that they are ready to pay more as long as they know that he pays the debt.” (Getty Images)

“Republicans have an opportunity to lock the pro-growth tax policy and restore the prosperity of a generation of Americans-something that every governor can agree on. There is no place anywhere to raise taxes on anyone,” Brent Gardner, government affairs official at AFP, told Fox News Digital.

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“Republicans can return to this wide consensus – maintaining low taxes, while reducing waste spending – whenever they all start seeing benefits, economically and political.”

It is expected that the House of Representatives and means of roads and means will meet on Tuesday to develop the tax part of the package, and thus its details – including the possible raising of taxes – will be issued in the coming days.

Republican leaders hope to pass a draft law in the House of Representatives all over the anniversary, with a final bill for Trump’s office by July 4.

With the margins of thin fathers in the House of Representatives and the Senate, the Republican Party can carry a small, valuable opposition if they will achieve their goals.