Conservative Republicans In the US homeland of MPs want the speakers of the house Mike Johnson In order to make big changes in Medicaid and more spending reductions before they vote for the president Donald Trump‘SOne big, beautiful account. ”
The house budget committee was appointed to vote on the proposal for the law, which would receive it for the substrate before it goes to the American Senate. But conservatives, especially those in Freed Freed Freedom Hardline, do not believe that the bill is far enough in reducing spending.
As it stands now, legislation should Adults that are capable of persons without addiction It should either work, deal with the community service or an educational program for 80 hours per week for the Medicaid qualification. The Energy Commission and House Trade, which deals with health care, marked part of the legislation that begins on Tuesday and well on Wednesday Despite protests from activists for the rights of persons with disabilities To cause them to lose access to health care.
The tail. Chip Roy from Texas, sitting in the budget committee, wants to see great changes in the account and especially criticize the fact that the work requirements will not take effect until 2029. years. Years.
“Medicaid Work requirements starting in 2029. years are absurd,” he said Independent.
The leader of most houses Steve Scalise said it would get better soon.
“There have already been some agreements that left out of what came out of the committee for several cases, such as working requirements,” he said Independent. “So we’re working on it. We’ll continue later tonight with some of these same members of the budget committee before the final decision.”
The requirements of the paper are not the only glans, and the representative of the houses are not the only members with objections. Republicans from democratic states Want to lift the cover on the state and local tax deduction (SOL) For federal taxes that is 2017. The law that Trump has signed established.
The group of Republicans primarily from New York, California and New Jersey, and all have a higher tax from other countries, they claim that the cap is unfairly punishing its voters. Like the rest of the tax account, the cap is expiring at the end of the year.
“There is an unlimited salt if we do not receive an account,” Rep. Nick Lalot from New York said Independent On Wednesday. “That’s not what I’m being reopened. I’m getting on a deal, but we’ll figure out.”
Last week, Salt Caucus refused Johnson PROPOSAL FOR RAINING THE COVER WITH 10,000 TO $ 30,000. But the tail. Nicole Malacotakis from New York, who supports the Johnson proposal, seemed confident in Thursday night.
“I think we are in a better position today than we were yesterday in finding an appropriate balance between salt members and those at low sodium diets,” she said Independent. Mallaotakis also said that he agreed with Roy about moving work needs.
“A lot of people wonder why work demands don’t hit by 2029. years – I think it’s a general consensus that members want to move forward,” she said.
Earlier in the year, the house has forwarded the budget resolution to start the process for drafting legislation. The home legislation required the committees to find 1.5 trillion worth 1.5 trillion to unlock tax cuts worth $ 4.5 trillion. If the house does not find a $ 2 trillion, they will have to take away the number of tax reduction in the difference between $ 2 trillion and the end saving number.
Last month, the house agreed to transfer the Senate Transport Account version, which has fewer hard lines to reduce consumption from the house version.
Republicans are hoping to make an account – which would increase the implementation of the 2017 tax law. Energy implementation and the budget exceeding the StandSestEP will be served and reported to a simple majority, as long as it refers to the budget.
Even if the account passes the house, it will inevitably face a large opposition in the Senate. Republicans have only 53 seats in the Senate, which means that four senators opposed it to kill Bill.
Sen. Josh HawleyPopulist Repulsian Republican from Missouri Whose state has expanded the Medicaid floor Accessible lawHe said he didn’t want to see the cutting of Medicaid. Hawley said he talked to the state governor – Mike Kehoe – about Medicaid effects.
“He always looks very carefully in the Missour’s budget, Missauri’s responsibility of Medicaid, as you should.” he said Independent. “I mean, that’s part of our Constitution.”
But Senator Ron Johnson from Wisconsin said he thought the bill does not go far enough in terms of reducing spending.
“I mean, the amount of real cuts is infinite,” Johnson said Independent. “They returned him to that in the exit years, when you probably never realize it. Some are fake and fake cuts.”
Johnson also objected to Medicaid’s job requirements while they were currently made.
“I’d consider those fake cuts,” he said Independent. “They’re not real. They’re not serious.”
Republicans work on a limited timeline given that legislation will also increase the debt border. Last week, Secretary Treasury Scott Bessent sent a letter to Johnson warning that the United States would hit her debt border to mid-July.