Trump bill latest: ‘Vote-a-rama’ to be held for Big, Beautiful Bill after Musk calls plan ‘utterly insane’

The Senate began a full-day session of changing votes, asking the phase for the final vote of the Donald Trump and Tax Collection. It is expected that the disputed procedure will stretch late into the night.

Democrats are ready to introduce numerous changes, including proposals for removing tax breaks for the rich and vice versa reduction of Medicaid programs.

Schumer Senate Democratic Leader confirmed his intention to initiate a hearing designed to block all provisions that increase the costs for work families or small companies “to pay for billionaire cuts.”

“It’s time to do it!” He says speaker Johnson and he is not alone in an attempt to raise some enthusiasm of the GOP and give up on suspicion.

Here is a counterpoupe from the North America building of retainers:

We will enter today’s Drama “voted”, here, here is the Republican Thom Till explaining the Senate under why it is an impact on the “great, beautiful account” of him, whatever the president says.

The President claims that “a group of rich people” is ready to buy a tick, ensuring the popular app to seat video sharing owned by Chinese technological giant.

But he will not say who wants to take possession only.

New York Democracta Zohran Mamdani, who seems to be all but nominated his parties in the city mayor, said that there should be no billionaires.

Mamdani gave comments on NBC’s Meet the press On Sunday, after the president, the billionaire itself, broke into the mayor, hoping and branded it with “communist”.

While we build today’s action on the Capitol hill, here’s a look at one of the key moments from the presidential interview with Maria Bartiromo on Sunday morning of the future In which he told her that every little aggressive cyber fighter as China: “That’s the way the world works. It’s a nasty world.”

Gustaf Killerder There are more.

CNN’s Omar Jimenez pushed the Republican Senator Oklahoma yesterday whether the president ordered the GOP to adhere to his desires, or confronting the primary challenge was a problem that placed his professional integrity on the line.

He tried to bend the question, which led to this unpleasant exchange:

We heard from Thom Tillis, so what the other Republican Holds, Kentucky’s Rand Paul, yesterday had to say why he could not support the president’s legislation on signing in his current form:

“Republicans do something that the Senate has never done before, by deploying false mathematical and accounting tricks to hide the True Cost of the Law,” said a democratic minority leader for a minority, “large, beautiful account” opened on Sunshund “.

“Republicans will soon undergo a unique most expensive bill in American history, to give tax relief billionaires while taking Medicaid, Snap benefits and good jobs for millions of people.”

Here’s a look at how his colleagues are Democratic Senators Patty Murray, Gary Peters, Brian Schatz, Ron Wyden and Raphael Warnock attacked the bill during a long and pulled session yesterday.