By: Charron Monaye, contributors to Hype Hair Magazine
After an exhausting 24 -hour legislative clash characterized by the interior conflict, the Marathon negotiations and the deep ideological divisions, former president of Donald Trump and the proposal of expenditure, a large beautiful account of the US. The central moment came when Vice President JD Vance broke a 50-50 deadlock, which threw the decisive vote into a bitter chamber split along the parties.
The passage of the Senate marks a crucial, though far from the final, a milestone for the legislation that has become a decisive pillar of the Trump agenda. Still facing upheavals in the House of Representatives, the bill must now return to the lower chamber where the opposition by both the budgetary conservatives and the moderate for abrupt cuts in the rights programs, threatens its survival. “This is a big bill, there is something for everyone,” Trump said in a campaign at a Florida immigrant detention unit, signaling both the celebration and a renewed impulse to respond to the self-esteem of July 4th for the legislation.
The measure only passed after last -minute negotiation and arm of the democratic classes. The leader of the Senate majority, John Thune, eventually failed to keep the whole GOP team, losing senators Susan Collins (ME), Thom Tillis (NC) and Rand Paul (KY) about concerns about expanding the deficit and programs. Senator Lisa Murkowski (AK) reluctantly joined her GOP colleagues to support, citing serious reservations about Medicaid reductions that could hit the most vulnerable residents of the state. “I fought strongly with the impact on the most vulnerable in this country,” Murkowski told reporters after the vote. “This was probably the most anxious legislative 24 hours of my career.”
Democrats, unified in the opposition, attempted procedural delays, including officials reading all 940 pages of the bill and participating in a so-called “vote-a-Rama” to discuss a turbulence of modifications. But these tactics eventually failed to stop the progress of the bill.
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What is there in the account?
The One Big Beautiful Bill Act suggests that a series of tax cuts of the Trump era initially voted on on a temporary basis. Includes significant reductions in corporate taxes, real estate taxes and top incomes. To compensate for critics’ revenue losses to reach $ 650 billion a year. Republicans suggested sweeping cuts in federal programs, including food aid, Medicaid and clean energy incentives.
Among the most controversial provisions are:
• Permanent tax cuts for high -income companies and incomes
• Deep reductions in Medicaid funding
• Eliminate renewable energy subsidies
• restructuring food subsidy programs
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These proposed reductions have sparked a sharp reaction, not only by the Democrats but by the voices throughout the democratic spectrum.
At home, the future of the bill remains uncertain. With only one subtle majority, Republican leaders can afford to lose no more than three votes. But the opposition emerges from both the right and the center. House Freedom Caucus, a coalition of harsh tax conservatives, warned that the bill would pat the deficit and betray promises to spend restrictions. “This is not fiscal responsibility,” the team said in social media on Monday. “It’s not what we agreed.”
At the same time, the meters are worried that the Senate issue reduces Medicaid and other safety nets deeper than the original bill, creating a political danger ahead of the media. Even Trump’s influence are removed. Elon Musk, who played a key role in the 2024 Trump campaign and served briefly as a budgetary adviser, threatened to launch a new political party if the bill has come into force. Musk mentioned the elimination of EV subsidies and the support of renewable energy, so vital to Tesla’s business as “economically reckless” and “politically self-sabotage”.
“Every member of the Congress who fought to reduce government spending and then voted for the greater debt increase in history should hang their heads in shame,” Musk told X.
Whether the account arrives at Trump’s office until July 4 remains uncertain. Although a major obstacle is going through, political calculus at home is growing in the day. “This is a part of Trump’s economic vision,” said political analyst Dr. Harlan Roth. “But if Republicans cannot be integrated under a single message or if external pressures, such as Musk’s threat to a third -party attraction, could unfold before it ever becomes a law.”
With only a few days, the race is active. If the bill passes, the bill will reshape the federal budget, redefine government priorities and serve as an important victory or a deep responsibility for the 2025 Trump agenda.
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