Republicans eye tax breaks, border funds and clean energy cuts when Trump returns

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

56% : GOP leaders are looking to tee up the process with a budget setting the parameters for the bill in early January, even before Trump takes office, two sources with knowledge of the push said.
55% : The Inflation Reduction Act "is certainly something we're going to be taking a look at," said Sen. Shelley Moore Capito, R-W.Va., the incoming chair of the Environment and Public Works Committee.
51% : " "On Medicaid, as you know, I've always believed in block grants.
49% : The goal, he said, is to give Trump "all the tools he needs to help secure our border.
48% : Their top objective is to extend the 2017 Trump tax law and prevent $3.3 trillion in tax breaks from expiring at the end of 2025.
46% : Scalise said Republicans want to give Trump "money for border wall construction," as well as provide "more technology to our border patrol agents" to do their work.
44% : He also called for scrutinizing "mandatory" spending outside Social Security and Medicare to slash red ink.
27% : Incoming Senate Majority Whip John Barrasso, R-Wyo., said next year's reconciliation bill can include extending the Trump tax cuts, spending on border security and "unleashing American energy.

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