Trump’s ‘big, beautiful bill’ suffers massive blow in key hurdle before House vote

The “Grand and Beautiful Bill” of President Donald Trump failed to pass the House of Representatives Budget Committee on Friday, in what appears to be a huge blow to the plans of the Republican Party leaders to hold a vote at home level next week.

The voice of Chip Roy, R-TEXAS, Josh Brecheen, R-OKla. , Andrew Clyde, R-GA. , Ralph Norman, RS.C.

On Friday, the committee met to distinguish the draft law and discuss it, a huge legislation that represents a product of 11 individual efforts from the parliament’s Politics Committee under its judicial states. The result is a large -scale bill that develops Trump’s priorities on borders, immigration, taxes, energy, defense and raising the debt limit.

Emotions in the hallway increased outside the Chamber of Meeting of the House of Representatives Budget Committee from the beginning, however, giving the media a little referring to how to transmit events.

Representative Brandon Jill, R-Texas, who was at home with his wife and newborn baby, surprised the correspondents when he arrived at the defender’s office building after he was expected to miss the committee meeting.

His appearance gave the leaders of the House of Representatives some of the added oscillator, which allowed the committee to lose two Republican votes and still pass the bill, instead of one.

Shortly before the start of the meeting, Roy, Norman, Clyde, and Brechin suddenly left the room while saying a few to reporters on their way out.

Each of them returned shortly after and criticized the legislation in their opening notes.

At some point, Norman came out of the room and called on the committee to the vacation for work through the financial fears of the falcons.

“If they ask to vote now, it will not end well,” he said, adding that he is still awaiting obligations from the Republican Party leaders in the House of Representatives.

Minutes later, he told the majority leader in Parliament Steve Scales, R. La. , Who is not a member of the committee, but meets with my contemporaries, for reporters that he wants to advance the legislation through the budget committee “as soon as possible.”

When asked about Norman’s comments, he said: “I just got out of meeting with him a few minutes ago, we are working on some of the questions that Ralph and others have, and we will get answers to them as soon as we return them from the Trump administration. His questions were the same as chips and others, and they are very specific questions, and we are working to get these answers now.”