Trump's massive MAGA budget deal passes over unruly Republicans

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

52% : In exchange, the House Energy and Commerce Committee, which oversees Medicaid, will have to spend $1.5 trillion less, and the House Appropriations Committee, which doles out funding, will have to operate with $1.5 trillion less too.
50% : While there is still much more to do, we are determined to send a bill to President Trump's desk that secures our border, keeps taxes low for families and job creators, restores American energy dominance, strengthens America's standing on the world stage, and makes government work more effectively for all Americans.' Specifically, the budget framework allows the House Ways and Means Committee to run up a $4.5 trillion deficit because of sweeping tax cuts that will empty the tax committee's coffers.
40% : All Democrats have vowed to vote against the bill, saying it could cut things like Medicare and spending for veteran Democrats slammed the proposal for making cuts to social food programs like the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), which provides food credits to tens of millions of Americans monthly.
35% : Burchett (pictured) reportedly didn't give the president a yes or no answer, instead he promised Trump he'd pray on it.
26% : The standoff between the four undecided Republicans and Johnson grew so contentious that Trump got involved and began phoning holdouts.
25% : Massie did not get on the phone with Trump, he told reporters before walking into the vote.

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