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The United States Senate under republican control voted for the so-called “major bill” of President Donald Trump in the next discussion phase, which makes it more likely to spend in the next few days.
The measure, which is Trump’s first legislative objective, adopted its first procedural obstacle during a vote of 51 to 49 Saturday, with two Republican senators joining all the Democrats to vote against him.
The result occurred after several hours of negotiation as republican leaders and vice-president JD Vance sought to persuade the last-minute retained in a series of closed negotiations.
Trump pushed his party to have the bill adopted and his desktop to connect by July 4, the day of independence from the United States.
He watched the vote of the oval office late at night, according to a senior White House official.
A great act of bill
Mike Hanna from Al Jazeera, postponing Washington, DC, said that “one Big Beautiful Bill Act” of 940 pages “had been published shortly before midnight on Friday, and the senators are still trying to understand exactly what it means.
“One of the clear things in the bill is that it provides an increase of 150 billion dollars to military spending. He also adds funding for mass deportations and the construction of this border wall. Now, to obtain this money, what happened is that there are cups in medication, as well as the clean energy financing program,” he said.
“The other problem is that there are 53 Republicans and 47 Democrats in the Senate. Now, all Democrats are opposed to the bill. This means that each republican vote will count,” added Hanna.
The procedural vote on Saturday, which will start a debate on the Megabill, began after hours behind.
He then remained open for more than three hours of the judgment while three republican senators – Thom Tillis, Ron Johnson and Rand Paul – joined the Democrats to oppose the legislation.
Three others – Senators Rick Scott, Mike Lee and Cynthia Lummis – negotiated with republican leaders in the hope of obtaining greater expenditure reductions.
In the end, the senator of Wisconsin Johnson launched his vote without yes, leaving only Paul and Tillis opposed to the Republicans.
The Democratic leader of the Senate, Chuck Schumer of New York, said that the Republicans have unveiled the bill “in the dead of the night” and rushed to finish the bill before the public fully knows what is.
He immediately forced a complete reading of the text in the Senate, which would take about 15 hours.
“Future generations will be struggling with billions of debts. He asked.
“Why are they doing the biggest MEDICAIDS CUTS in history? Now is the closer to a dollars Billion, just in Medicaid alone, everything to reduce taxes for ultra-rich and individual interests.”
Elon Musk renews criticism
If it is adopted in the Senate, the bill would return to the House of Representatives for approval, where the Republicans cannot afford to lose a handful of votes – and are faced with a strong opposition of their own ranks.
Republicans are divided on the Medicaid cuts, which will threaten the dozens of rural hospitals and will lead to around 8.6 million private health care Americans.
The expenditure plan would also render numerous tax incentives for renewable energies that have been put in place under the predecessor of Trump, Joe Biden.
Non -partisan analysts believe that a version of Trump’s tax reduction and the billions of Billions to the US government debt of $ 36.2 billions of dollars. They also say that the bill would open the way to a historical redistribution of the wealth of 10% the poorest of Americans to the richest.
The bill is unpopular in several demographic groups, age and income, according to recent in -depth polls.
On Saturday, the billionaire Elon Musk, with whom Trump dropped an audience this month for his criticism of the bill, again doubled on his criticism of the bill.
The CEO of Tesla and the X space called the “completely crazy and destructive” package.
“The last Senate bill will destroy millions of jobs in America and will cause immense strategic damages to our country,” he wrote on X. “He gives documents to the past industries while seriously naming the industries of the future.”
He then displayed that the bill would be “political suicide for the republican party”.
