House Republicans give remarks with eyes on reconciliation
- Some House Republicans are unhappy with leadership's budget resolution plan, proposing cuts of $1.5 trillion from House committees and only $3 billion from Senate committees, as reported by Punchbowl News.
- Rep. Chip Roy criticized the Senate's planned $3 billion cut, calling it a joke and emphasized that the debt limit must be tied to reasonable cuts.
- House Speaker Mike Johnson and other leaders have ruled out increasing the top income tax rate, aligning with President Trump's call for permanent tax cuts.
- House Budget Committee Chair Jodey Arrington called for Senate spending cuts to align with House expectations, warning it could hurt momentum needed for fiscal hawks' support.
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House Republicans scoff at Senate for ‘unserious’ spending cut target
The Senate’s budget headaches are spreading to the House as Republicans accuse the upper chamber of being “unserious” about cutting federal spending. The topic of reconciliation, the legislative process Congress will use to pass President Donald Trump’s agenda, came up…
House Republicans give remarks with eyes on reconciliation
Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) and top House GOP leaders held a press conference Tuesday morning following a closed door meeting. Republicans in both chambers of Congress are looking to advance President Trump’s legislative agenda through the process of budget reconciliation, which allows the GOP to sidestep a Senate filibuster. The press conference was scheduled to…
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