Senate Democrats’ delay tactic with Trump bill ends after marathon read

The delay strategy of Senate Democrats is finally close, but the Senate Republican is still out of voting on President Donald Trump’s “big, beautiful bill”.

The Senate Minority Leader Chak Shumar, DN Overall, after reading the 940-foot legislative beamoth, it was well bleed and took about 16 hours on Sunday.

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Shumar announced that he would eventually force the clerks to read the bill with a successful, pro -procedural vote. And after forcing the bill to read, he said on X, “Republican is spraying.”

“I know well they have not read the bill, so we are going to make them,” he said.

This repeatedly used strategy Shumor and Senate Democrats have been deployed as part of the pain campaign against Republican, who have excluded them from being input in the President’s agenda.

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Last time Senate clerks were forced to read the entirety of a bill on the floor in 2021, when Sen. Ron JohnsonR-Wis., Similarly objected and demanded that the former President Joe Biden’s US Rescue Act be loudly read.

Now with reading, MPs will proceed with a 20 -hour debate divided between both Democrats and Republicans. The Senate Democrat is expected to squeeze every second from its allotted time, while the Senate Republicans will possibly use only a few hours.

At that time the GOP side will already be used by important people of the bill, such as Sen Rand Paul, R-K. While his support for the last route is not possible, he is not just a headache that the majority leader of the Senate John ThunThe rupee may be to worry about, about.

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Sen Thom Tilis, RNC, are unlikely to change their brain and vote for the last route – Trump despite cursing him on social media and threatening a primary challenger – unless adequate changes are made in the medicine adjustment in the bill.

Tilis pushed his resolve forward against the bill when he declared his retirement from Washington at the end of his tenure, against a potentially fierce primary battle.

Sen Susan Colins, R-Men, who supported the law through earlier testing, also want to see real changes in the Medicade provider tax rate.

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Then there are fiscal huks that took the vote hostage on Saturday night, as they interacted with the Vice, with the help of Vice President JD Vance, to make amendment to change the federal medical aid percentage (FMAP), which the federal government pays to each state for a medicade.

Changes in FMAP are not popular among most Senate Republicans, protect for fiscal huxe which are looking for a stator cut in the collosal bill.