House Republicans press the Trump agenda calculation with important problems in the air

Washington – Republican leaders of the Republicans of the Republicans races in order to pull a comprehensive legislative template for President Donald Trump's agenda, even if some holdouts are buried and important topics remain unsolved.

Shortly after Wednesday, the House Rules Committee began to discuss the multitrillion dollar inland policics package shortly after Wednesday, the last step before the way to the complete chamber. Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La.

GOP executives are angry with the fact that the disputes between warfare factions that have stopped the package to solve disputes when solving disputes. Anti-expenditure hawks in particular have pushed for steeper cuts, while a block of blue states has called for a larger state and local tax deduction.

The 1100-page legislation described by Trump would extend the tax reductions of the President in 2017, increase expenses for the enforcement of immigration and the military and make cuts in areas such as Medicaid and Clean Energy tax credits. It would also increase the debt limit by $ 4 trillion.

The unusual hearing of the 1 -AM rules committee triggered the criticism of the Democrats that the GOP tried to enforce the bill in “The Dead of Night”.

“I called it the Vampire Committee because it looks like they are sucking out all health care from the Americans in the middle of the night,” said Rep. Teresa Leger Fernández, DN.M., a member of the committee.

The Republicans defended the hearing in the early morning with Rep. Virginia Foxx, Rn.C., the chairman of the rules committee, and argued that it had a long history in which invoices “long after the majority of America went to bed”. But starting after midnight, the GOP also gives the possibility of the same day through the house to Schieben-Vor Johnson's self-imposed commemoration period.

“I think we'll land the plane,” said a tired Johnson on Tuesday evening to reporters between the meetings with GOP -HOLDOUTOUTS.

Republicans can only lose three GOP voices on the house floor if they have their close majority before the package is at risk. And you already have Rep. Thomas Massie, R-Ky.

Before hearing the rules committee, the impartial budgetary body office published an analysis that legislation has a negative impact on the lowest income earners and benefits the richest Americans. In particular, CBO said that the bill would reduce budget resources among the lowest income earners by 4% and at the same time increase budget resources to the highest decilate for income earners by 2% by 2023.

Nevertheless, the GOP leaders calculate forward. Trump went on a hike to Capitol on Tuesday to urge Republicans Republicans to unite behind the bill.

“I think we'll do it,” said Trump. “I don't lose patience. We are ahead of the schedule.”

In late Tuesday evening, Johnson seemed to have concluded a contract with a block of Blue-State Republicans Solve a thorny tax problem.

According to the preliminary deal, the maximum that individuals could deduct in state and local taxes (salt) would hike to $ 40,000 per year-compared to the original proposal of $ 30,000 that the Republicans of the Blausstate rejected. This is a dramatic increase compared to the 10,000 dollar upper limit, which was set up in the law of Trump's tax cuts and jobs of 2017.

Those who earn less than 500,000 US dollars a year would be entitled to deduct the tax, the sources said. And both the upper limit and the income level would increase by 1 percent per year for 10 years. At this point, these figures would then become the new baseline, which means that the upper limit and the level of income would not fall back on the previous level after the period of 10 years.

During his meeting in Capitol, Trump asked the Pro Salz Republicans to give in to their demands. However, the negotiations were continued in the spokesman's office all day, and MP Elise Stefanik, Rn.Y., went to the White House on Tuesday to secure the higher salt offer, one of the GOP sources said.

However, the conservative hardliners were skeptical about a higher salt cap, since they accelerate the implementation of the work requirements for Medicaid and the phase from certain Clean-energy control credits in addition to other output cuts.

“I think we are actually further away from a deal because this salt cap, I think, annoyed many conservatives,” said the chairman of the House Freedom Caucus, Andy Harris, R-Md., During a appearance on Newsmax on Wednesday morning.

“This calculation actually got worse overnight,” he said. “There is no way that it will pass today. … we may need a few weeks to iron everything out.”

Even if House Republicans pass the party line package, it would have a long way to go. The Republicans in the Senate swore to make changes to the legislation that the house would have to approved before going to Trump's desk.

The Democrats have fired the Trump legislation as a “GOP tax fraud” and the “big ugly calculation”, which warn that they lower medicaid and critical food programs and at the same time hand over tax benefits to the rich.

“As a result of this legislation, almost 14 million Americans lose their health care, and millions of others will pay higher premiums, co-plays and deductible. Hospitals will close, nursing homes will be closed and people die,” Hakeem Jeffries, DN.Y., wrote in a letter to the speaker and Foxx.

“This legislation makes the greatest reduction in nutritional aid in American history. It takes food from the mouths of children, seniors, veterans and people with disabilities.”

The CBO has predicted that 8.6 million would lose their cover due to legislation. The top democrats are enhancing the number by counting additional coverage losses when the reinforced Obamacare credits fail. However, according to the law on inflation, these should take place after 2025.