Trump’s Big Beautiful Bill faces final hurdles as House Republicans rally votes

Republicans in the House of Representatives believe that they are about to pass the beautiful Trump law.

After meeting at the White House, with the President and Freedom of Freedom, the majority leader in the House of Representatives Steve S-La suggested that the House of Representatives could vote last night on the beautiful major law.

But soon it became clear that it was a physical impossibility – and parliamentary -.

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parliament Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La) later subsequently “amended the director” to make final changes to the bill. These amendments are designed to persuade acceptance to vote yes.

The House of Representatives will now discuss the bill in the early hours of Thursday, with a late morning vote.

But expansion democratic tactics can delay the approval of the bill.

Democrats can be able to engineer votes in order to “postpone” the House of Representatives. The “postponement” requires special privileges at home and requires an immediate study.

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The leader of the minority in the House of Representatives, the rule of Jeffrez (DN.Y.), can benefit from a special debate on the “filbuster” floor in this measure. Senior home leaders from both sides are granted the so -called “magic minute”. This is where a “accurate” is allocated to talk about an issue. But the house really allows them to speak as long as they want to get their position. The leader of the minority and the future spokesperson Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif) set the record for the longest speech in November 2021, late given the “Build Back Better” law for the former president. McCarthy occurs for eight hours and 32 minutes.

Capitol in the United States in Washington, DC, the United States, on Sunday, May 18, 2025. (Alex Wrblewski/Bloomberg via Getty Images)

The “Grand and Beautiful Bill” Trump faces decisive hours, as Johnson Curtis was freedom of freedom

Freedom of Freedom seems to be more satisfied with the coming changes in the draft law. Especially after meeting with the president.

But this is the main reason that the house wants to move this as quickly as possible:

Republicans do not want the bill to fade. Problems evolve whenever that long sit there. So when you think you have sounds, you put them on the floor and force the case. There can also be problems with attendance later on Thursday or after.

Representative Mike Luller (left) and MP Thomas Massi (right) said that President Donald Trump on Tuesday did not persuade them to vote in favor of his “beautiful, beautiful bill” in his current form. (Getty Images)

This topic was subjected to death for weeks. Johnson said weeks ago that he wanted this day to pass. So Johnson – and President Trump – wants skeptical or applicable, to put or silence. You do this by placing the bill on the ground and requires voting.

However, it is possible that the leadership of the Republican Party may not get votes before the actual call vote. So the voting summons applies the pressure to that arrest. The former majority leader of the House of Representatives Tom used to delay the “development” of the vote on the House of Representatives Hall. In other words, they will start voting – the absence of all ducks in the system – then the vote is “growing” during an actual roll invitation, weapon or twisting. The same may happen today.

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Also, if the vote is a little shy of traffic, Republican leaders can open the vote, then they singled out these Republicans who voted either or did not make their votes. Then this leadership can raise the heat and accuse them of not supporting the president’s agenda. If the payment comes to the fissure, then they can then weigh the president and use his powers to persuade those objectives to vote yes.

Here is a long -term view: If the House of Representatives pass the bill, then this goes to the Senate. This will be a project that consumes most of June. The majority leader of the Senate John Thun (RS.D.) wants to do this by July 4. But the question is what the Senate really produces. The House of Representatives and the Senate should be on the same page. If the Senate is making a different legislative product, this must return to the House of Representatives to synchronize. Either the House of Representatives eats what the Senate set together. Or the House of Representatives and the Senate must mix their various publications together in one unified bill. It can take most of July. Remember that this law includes an increase in the roof of the debt. The Treasury says that Congress should raise the roof of the debt by early August.