Republicans have struggled mightily with the bill nearly every step of the way this year, often succeeding by only one vote. Some Republicans are likely to balk at being asked to rubber-stamp the Senate version less than 24 hours after passage. AdvertisementIn a warning sign of some House Republican resistance, a resolution setting up terms for debating Trump’s bill barely cleared the House Rules Committee on Wednesday morning. AdvertisementThe House passed its version of the bill in May, despite worries about spending cuts and the overall price tag. One House Republican who has staked out opposition to the bill, Rep. Thomas Massie of Kentucky, is being targeted by Trump’s well-funded political operation.

Source: Huffington Post July 03, 2025 12:58 UTC