House budget vote marks a key test for Trump's agenda, with GOP support still unclear

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

49% : However, President Trump, after weeks of talks with members, has made clear he'd like to see the House version get to his desk.
48% : Those cuts include renewing the 2017 Trump tax cuts, which are set to expire at the end of the year, as well as other proposals that the president campaigned on, like no taxes on tips, overtime or Social Security.
46% : The future of President Trump's domestic agenda faces a decisive test in the House on Tuesday, as Republicans look to overcome internal divides over spending and pass a framework for a sweeping multitrillion dollar plan to address defense, energy, immigration and tax policy.
44% : While fiscal hawks are demanding steep spending cuts, other members have voiced concern about those cuts having to come from Medicaid, the government insurance program that provides health coverage for millions of low-income and disabled Americans.
35% : Burchett, who spoke to Trump by phone earlier Tuesday, declined to share details from the call or give any clues on what he would do.
28% : But because the committee has say over spending for programs like Medicare and Medicaid, more moderate Republicans are worried about cuts coming from the social safety net.

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