House Approves 'Big, Beautiful Bill' 216-214
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
61% : By Thursday morning, Trump had shifted his tone, posting on social media that it's "coming along really well.57% : Johnson said he spoke with Trump for about five minutes while the GOP meeting was taking place.
55% : Getting close," Trump said.
50% : Trump, at a black-tie fundraising dinner this week, had admonished Republicans to "stop grandstanding" on the budget.
50% : House Democratic leader Hakeem Jeffries of New York said the budget plan is reckless and callous, proposing cuts to give tax breaks to the wealthy.
49% : House Republicans narrowly approved their budget framework on Thursday, a political turnaround after Speaker Mike Johnson worked into the night to satisfy GOP holdouts who had refused to advance trillions of dollars in tax breaks without deeper spending cuts.
34% : But House GOP conservatives, including several of those who met with Trump this week, were concerned that the Senate GOP's blueprint, approved last weekend, did not cut spending to the level they believe necessary to help prevent soaring deficits.
24% : Trump had wanted lawmakers to take the politically difficult issue off the table.
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