Mike Johnson eyes April deadline to pass one big MAGA bill through the House, but GOP senators are skeptical

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

81% : He reiterated that the House plans to pass Trump's policy wishes on border security, domestic energy and taxes in "one big beautiful bill."
56% : "You got the child tax credit, you've got the subsidy for folks on the Affordable Care Act exchange.
53% : The clash over one versus two bills is persisting one week after Trump met privately with Senate Republicans to discuss strategy for his agenda.
43% : " "Tax is more complicated.
43% : " Tillis suggested easing pressure on Republicans by breaking off the expiring child tax credit provisions and negotiating them in a separate bipartisan deal with Democrats, alongside health care funding and an expansion of the federal deductions for state and local taxes, which primarily affect high-tax states like New York and New Jersey.
24% : Senators said it was a spirited debate where Trump voiced his preference for one bill but sounded agnostic about the process, which has encouraged both camps to dig their heels in.

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