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House adopts blueprint for Trump’s ‘big, beautiful’ agenda bill as prez open to Senate version
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2:29Now PlayingHouse Republicans adopted a blueprint for President Trump’s sweeping legislative agenda package Tuesday night, managing to hold onto their slim majority despite repeated threats from recalcitrant members to derail it. NY Post politics reporter Ryan King shares this story.
The framework cleared the House in a 217–215 vote, paving the way for the GOP to unlock the legislative process and begin drafting Trump’s marquee agenda.
Rep. Thomas Massie (R-Ky.) was the sole Republican to oppose the measure during a dramatic voting session that spanned about two hours. At one point, leadership opted to skip over the vote on the blueprint, prompting some lawmakers to leave the chamber, before they were summoned back within 10 minutes.
The bill was pulled from consideration during those frantic 10 minutes, with Massie and Rep. Victoria Spartz (R-Ind.) both refusing to back the measure.
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