Senate adopts budget framework for border, defense package - Roll Call

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

62% : " While Trump this week endorsed the "one big, beautiful bill" approach in the House's framework, there's no guarantee that House GOP leaders can adopt it, given that they have just one vote to spare on their side, assuming no Democratic support and all members present and voting.
35% : The cuts envisioned in the House bill would target Medicaid, food stamps and other sensitive programs that have already drawn a backlash from more moderate GOP lawmakers.
33% : Schumer's amendment on billionaires' tax cuts and Medicaid drew a side-by-side amendment from Sullivan to try to give Republicans some political cover, expressing their backing for the "most vulnerable" beneficiaries in Medicaid and prolonging the life of the Medicare trust fund. Senate Finance Committee ranking member Ron Wyden, D-Ore., said the Sullivan language was "code" for kicking slightly more well-off individuals off the Medicaid rolls.
24% : House Republicans and Trump himself have rejected that approach as too risky, given the House's thinner GOP margin.

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