‘Big, Beautiful Bill’: After the marathon talks, Donald Trump’s megabil passed the American House vote; What will happen next
The US House of Representatives on Thursday took a step closely to vote on President Donald Trump’s major domestic policy bill, which was termed as ‘Big Beautiful Bill’, when Republican leaders managed to overcome the opposition of orthodox members, who threatened to block it.The Republican-led US house upgraded Trump’s broad tax-cut and expense bill, which later cleaned a procedural obstacle before a possible final vote.The proposal to move forward was approved by 219-213 votes.After hours of delay and conversation, Speaker Mike Johnson won an initial victory by gaining enough support to bring the bill for debate. The House voted in favor of 219 to 213, showing that the first resistant Republicans had agreed to move forward. However, the bill is still waiting for the final vote for approval.
What will happen next?
The members of the House have started their debate on the bill, after which they will vote on the law.
Resistor Republican falls in line
Out of the five Republicans who initially cast ‘no’ votes, four of them converted their votes into ‘yes’, distributed the votes required to pass the rule and carried the bill forward to establish votes for the last route.The bill, which was first passed by the House in May, approved the Senate narrowly on Tuesday by a single vote. It returned to the House on Wednesday to approve the changes made in the Senate.The law supports many of former President Donald Trump’s campaign goals. It increases military expenses, funds a large -scale migrant exile program, and allocates a $ 4.5 trillion to expand the tax deduction during its first term.However, it is estimated to add $ 3.4 trillion to the national deficit in the next ten years and includes the major cuts in the Medicade Health Program, the largest since its inception in the 1960s.The Senate passed the 887-hit bill after making several changes, which took it to the right compared to the version approved by the House.Democratic MPs strongly opposed the bill, criticizing both its contents and the process used to pass it.Speaking from capital steps on Wednesday with members of his Caucas, House Democratic Leader Hakim Zeffrees of New York said, “All Democrats will not vote”, and only four Republicans need to be flipped to prevent them from passing the bill. “Jeffrees pointed to the Republican of politically competitive districts, including Rob Bracehan and Scott Perry of Pennsylvania. “Why would Rob Basnahan vote for this bill? Scott Perry why would you vote for this bill?” He said.Democrats said that the proposed cuts of Medicid to “inability to reach health care coverage may have to lose their lives.” Jeffrees said on Monday that Republican “really ripping food from the mouths of children, veterans and seniors.”The bill introduces new 80 hours of new work requirements for many adults receiving a medicade. This expands existing function requirements in supplementary nutrition aid program (SNAP) for more people. Additionally, states will have to pay more for food support programs.A major focus of the bill is expanding tax deduction that are determined to end at the end of this year until the Congress takes action.According to the Tax Policy Center, a nonpartison group analyzing tax and budget policy, Bill made $ 150 tax cut for the lowest income group next year, cut a \ $ 1,750 for the middle group, and compared to a cut of $ 10,950 for the highest income group, if they will pay to end the 2017 tax deduction.
