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The House Rules Committee has provoked President Donald Trump’s “Big, Beautiful Bill” for a Chamber-Wide vote on Wednesday for a large-scale debate of the law after a long session of about 12-hours.
Now it goes to the entire chamber for the idea, where many Republicans already indicate that they are concerned with various aspects of measurement.
Only two Republicans voted for the bill-raps Raps Ralph Norman, and Chip Roy, R-Texas, Orthodox, Orthodox, who voted for reservation with the first bill on Tuesday. No Democrats voted to pursue it, while the remaining seven Republicans did it.
Most Republican MPs appear to be ready to pursue the bill, however, assuming that this is the best possible compromise vehicle to make Trump’s campaign a reality.
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President Donald Trump’s agenda is doing its work through the Congress. (Fox News/Getty Images)
House GOP leaders said in a joint statement after passing the bill on Tuesday, “This bill is the agenda of President Trump, and we are making it a law. House Republicans are ready to finish work and put a big beautiful bill on President Trump’s desk for Independence Day.”
The House Rules Committee acts as the last gatekeeper before most of the pieces of the law, which receives chamber-wide votes.
Democrats attempted to delay the hearing of the panel by offering several amendments, which were shot with party lines.
He criticized the bill as a puffed tax cut cheaper for rich Americans, at the cost of medicade coverage for low -income people. Democrats have also accused Republican of adding billions of dollars to national debt, mainly by expanding Trump’s 2017 tax deduction.
“I don’t know what to be a fiscal hawk, because if you vote for this bill, you are adding $ 4 trillion to the debt,” Rape Guen Moore, D-Calif., Said during the debate on the measurement.
“Republican has gone on TV for months and months and months, who fully emphasize the American people that this bill is going to cut debt, that this will not hurt anyone on the medicid, just those lazy bums and, you know, disqualified people.”
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“If you vote against this bill, you are voting against the Child Tax Credit at $ 2,200 per child. Later this year, it will fall to $ 1,000. It has a big impact for 40 million hardworking Americans. And this is just when they do not vote, they are fine against $ 2,200 child tax credit, and they are fine with $ 1,000, and they are fine with $ 1,000.
“If you listen to Democrats here, they say that all of this is about billionaires and millionaires. There is no tax on tips, no tax on overtime work. How many millionaires and billionaires work by Madame Chair. Hour?”
Wes and Means Chair Jason Smith defended the bill during a debate in the committee. (Tom Williams)
Bill is the number of more than 900 pages and includes Trump preferences on taxes, boundaries, defense, energy and national loans.
An early version passed the House by only one vote in May, but the Senate has since made several major amendments to the Medicade, tax deduction and debt range.
Moderate Senate is careful with the measures that will convert more medicade costs into states that expanded their programs under Obamcare, while conservatives have said that Those cuts are not enough To offset additional expenses in other parts of the bill.
A process in the Senate was also removed several major measures during the “Bird Bath”, where the law is reviewed so that the budget reconciliation process it can be rapidly tracked-a strict set of fiscal rules must follow.
Among those conservative critics, reps. Scott Perry, R-Pa., And Andy Ogles, R-Ten, presented resolutions to convert the Senate version into separate degrees.
The amendment of the Ogles would have dramatically changed the bill. If passed, it would return the law to the house version.
Perry’s amendments were aimed at tightening the rollback of Green Energy Tax Credit made by the reduction in inflation of pre -biden administration.
Chairman Mike Johnson said that he wants the House to lift the bill immediately. (Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images)
Rape Andrew Clide, R-Ga.
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Any changes in the law would have forced it to bring back to the Senate, there is a possibility of delay in the July deadline of Republican to get a bill at Trump’s desk.
The bill is expected to begin at 9 am on Wednesday in the full house.
For some time that morning, house MPs voted on whether to start debating the bill, a procedural measure known as “rule vote”.
If this is cleaned, a final vote on the bill is expected to be done after some time on Wednesday.
