Senate budget blueprint empowers GOP chair to decide if Trump tax cuts add to deficit
- Senate Republicans are looking to change how extending Trump's 2017 tax cuts will affect future federal deficits, with projections indicating a nearly $4 trillion increase over a decade by the Congressional Budget Office.
- Democrats accuse Republicans of violating Senate rules by allowing the Senate Budget Committee Chairman to select a scoring baseline that shows no deficit impact.
- Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer expressed frustration, stating that Republicans are 'blowing up the institution's rules' and referring to the change as an 'accounting gimmick.'
- President Donald Trump supports the Senate's budget plan and emphasizes the need for unity among Republicans to pass the measures swiftly.
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Senate Republicans unveil budget blueprint
WASHINGTON (NEXSTAR) -- Senate Republicans just unveiled a new budget bill meant to advance President Donald Trump's agenda. Now they're gearing up for a vote-a-rama to kickstart the process of getting it passed. The new budget blueprint from Senate Republicans has President Trump's nod of approval. "The Senate plan has my complete and total support," Trump said. Their proposal extends the president's signature 2017 tax cuts and also calls fo…

Senate Republicans to vote on budget plan permanently extending Trump tax cuts
(The Center Square) – Through a newly-introduced amendment, Senate leaders have found a way to move the House’s budget resolution forward and make President Donald Trump’s 2017 tax cuts permanent.
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