Mike Johnson's big beautiful win

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

83% : "Trump has been an incredible ally in this whole process.
73% : Trump wants one "big beautiful bill," and Senate Republicans should work with their House colleagues to make it happen.
67% : But Trump also has tremendous political power he can wield within the party, and Johnson was wise to tap that power when needed.
66% : "Trump helped us with a number of members," House Majority Leader Steve Scalise (R-LA) added.
56% : Johnson knows what is needed to secure his conference, and tax legislation is not going to get the job done.
50% : The possibility for real conservative progress to be made on a number of matters, including cutting government spending, is now very real.
48% : These are spread among a number of committees, including the House Energy and Commerce Committee, which has been charged with finding $880 million in cuts that are expected to come largely from Medicaid.
45% : Instead, he called in help from Trump, who secured the final three votes to get the resolution to the 217 votes needed to advance.
45% : But Trump is in the White House now.
43% : Johnson finally settled on not using the word "Medicaid" in the final resolution while still assigning the size of the cuts expected from Medicaid to the proper committee.
39% : But passing them by themselves would reduce the leverage Johnson and Trump need to secure passage in the House.
34% : Trump does not have the time or aptitude, and his talents would be wasted overseeing the day-to-day legislative process in the House.

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