‘Big, Beautiful Bill’: Chak Shumar warned of Senate Decorum after destroying GOP MPs

The Senate minority leader Chak Shumar received a warning from the presiding chair of the Chamber after rapidly criticizing Republican MPs. He accused him of supporting a bill that he claimed that he severely “destroyed” his own states and he lacked “spinal lack to speak the truth”, which would be about the negative effects about the negative effects of the law on their components.“Our colleagues on the Republican side lack the courage of their beliefs to do the right thing for the American people. It is derogatory,” Shumar said.The Senate Democratic Leader was addressing the floor just before the Marathon session of unlimited amendment votes on the “Big Beautiful Bill” by President Trump. This process will end with the final vote when the bill is passed. Shumor said the Senator Thom Tilis, who warned that the bill would severely affect their state by declining the federal medicine funding for North Carolina by about $ 40 billion, affecting their state, “one of some truth-talers” among the Republicans.The Democratic leader said, “Republicans are doing something that has not been doing this by deploying fake mathematics and budgetary hocus-pokus in the Senate anytime, it seems that their billionaires do not spend anything,” said the Democratic leader.At the time, Senator Berney Moreno, who was serving as the presiding officer of the Senate, disrupted Shumar to remind him of Rule 19, which prevents the senators from blaming or dishonest behavior or objectives to each other.This rule also instructs senators to avoid making aggressive comments about any American state.