GOP carries out Trump’s major bill as an approach of July 4 deadline.

Senate Republican rubs the president Donald Trump’s “Big, Beautiful Bill” through a procedural obstacle after hours after stressful interactions, which questioned the fate of the megabil.

The speculation revolves whether the Republican Mammath will be satisfied with the latest version of the bill, which was released just before the midnight stroke of Saturday morning.

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Almost every Republican, except the sensor. Thom Tilis, RNC, and Rand PaulR-K., all voted for unlocking a 20-hour marathon on the bill to unlock the 20-hour debate. Senate majority leader John ThunThe rupee could have risk losing only three votes.

However, successful, 51–49 party line votes were not without drama. Sen Ron Johnson, R-Vis. Rick Scott, R-Fla., Synthia Lummis, R-EO, and Mike Lee, R-Yuta made their way to the Senate floor with Vice President JD Vance.

He needed for a tie-breaking vote, but was called only to end his conversations services.

No legalist wanted to be a fourth and final decisive vote to kill the bill. The Republican leadership kept the floor open for about four hours, while the conversation continued on the first Senate floor, and then in the theme office.

The bill will not be debated immediately for the scheme of Senate Democrats to read the 940-page legislative Bhamath on the serial floor-a step that can withdraw several hours and go deep at night.

The fate of the megabil, and can it pass its first test, the senator was the best behind the closed doors on Friday and even during another lunch on Saturday.

Expressing concern in both chambers about the medicid – especially the medicade provider tax rate and the impact of direct payment for states – energy tax credit, state and local tax cuts and others proved to be pain points that endanger the existence of the bill.

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However, in the final-minute, either holdouts were made changes or the Senate rules were followed. In fact, the Senate MP snatched several items from the bill, which had to work again.

The medicade provider tax rate was largely kept equal, except its implementation date was withdrawn in one year. It is also included as a sweetener for MPs like sensors. Susan Colins, R-Men, Josh Hale, R-Mo., and others were $ 25 billion in the next five years at $ 25 billion Hospital.

Coalins said that she would support the bill through procedural obstacle, and noted that the Rural Hospital Standing Fund was a beginning, but whether she supports the bill on the last route, it remains to be seen.

“If the bill has not been changed further, I will bow against the bill, but I am confident that it is to get procedural vote on the bill so that people can offer amendments and argue,” Collins said.

Tilis, who is also concerned about the changes of the Medicade and want to see a return to the House GOP version, said he would not vote in favor of the bill during the last route.

The GOP Senator made a call for the firing of the MP after the service of the Medicade Blow for Trump’s ‘Big, Beautiful Bill’.

The salt deduction included in the bill of the House GOP bill also survived, although the $ 40,000 cap will remain intact for five years. After that, the cap will return to its current $ 10,000.

Other sweetness, such as expanding the nutritional benefits for Alaska, and a tax cut for the whaling boat captain, was also thrown to the ship with a bill to get a moderate like Mercovsky.

Lee announced that he withdrew the provision of selling his open land, which proved to be a glued point for MPs in Montana and Idaho.

Nevertheless, the Republicans who are not satisfied with the current state of the bill will use the upcoming “Vote-e-Ram”, when MPs can offer an unlimited number amendment, try to try as much as possible before the last route.

However, Democrats will use this process to provoke as much pain as possible on the Republican.

Once the amendment is the conclusion of the marathon, which may be in the hours of Sunday morning, the law makers will go into a final vote to send the bill, which is an amendment to the version of the House GOP of “Big, Beautiful Bill”, which will return to the lower chamber.

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From there, it is a dead sprint to get a package at the President’s desk by 4 July.

In a statement of the administration policy received by Fox News Digital, Trump indicated that he would sign the bill.

“President Trump is committed to fulfill his promises,” read the memorandum. “And failure to pass this bill will be the final betrayal.”