Trump Agenda Bill solves a critical hurdle, while the GOP leaders are driving the full house vote

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President Donald Trump's comprehensive law for domestic politics rejected a critical hurdle in the early morning hours of Thursday morning when the GOP leaders of House urged a complete voices of the House floor, which is now up to date within hours.

The house voted 217 to 212 to eliminate an important procedural hurdle and to bring the invoice to the ground with a republican coordination in opposition: GOP representative Thomas Massie. GOP Rep. Chip Roy, who had been observed as a potential holdout, voted for it.

A vote on the final passage is expected at 5 a.m., although the time could get out because the Democrats tried to delay the efforts of the GOP leaders in protest against legislation.

The advance of passing the calculation in the house was an important test of the influence of Trump and spokesman Mike Johnson. Republican leaders have involved intensive negotiations on the draft law, and Trump passionately lodged the Republicans of the Republicans to pave the way for the passage.

GOP executives had to carefully threads the needle between competing requirements of conservative hardliners and centrally members of their conference carefully threaded and delicatic spag-like as a spokesman Johnson can only afford a handful of defects with its razor thin majority.

If the house exceeds the legislation, this would be a big victory for the president and the speaker, but legislation will still face the challenges. Next, it would drive the Senate, where the Republicans have signaled in the chamber that they want to make their own changes to the legislative template.

The legislative package contains measures that are deeply classified in two of the most important security network programs in the state – medicaid and food brands – while essentially all trillion dollars of individual income tax injuries are permanently included in the GOP 2017 law on tax cuts and jobs.

The Republicans of the house unveiled a number of changes to the law on Wednesday evening to win GOP -Holdouts. These changes included the acceleration of the work requirements for Medicaid by the end of 2026 from the beginning of 2029. The Republicans also decided to start the energy tax feedings of bid era energy.

With a vote on the agenda of Trump, House GOP leaders advanced in advance after the president had privately asked for important holdouts not to derail the tax and expenditure cuts.

The President had called members of a key wing of the Republican party to the White House in a moment of the crisis for spokesman Johnson: half a dozen conservative swore to defy their own party leadership because they spoke out in the legal template.

But by Wednesday evening, Johnson and his management team made a confidence that Trump had contributed to bringing the bill back on the right track. The day before, Trump made a passionate attraction to the House GOP conference.

Trump sent the Republicans of Republicans on his massive domestic law on Tuesday. The President's emphatic 90-minute speech to the Republicans of the House, in which he changed between strong eighth of his Republicans and the cheering Johnson and his management team, according to half a dozen GOP legislator and senior hyids, a big step closer to the provision of this bill.

The legislation, which the Republicans referred to the “One Big Beautiful Bill Act”, aims to fulfill many of Trump's campaign track promises and touch a variety of political questions.

In front of a final vote of the floor, the Republicans of House published a package of changes to the law template that reflected the days of negotiations of GOP managers to win the holdouts.

In addition to the provisions that affect Medicaid's work requirements and energy tax loans from the bidges, the package of changes formals one of Johnson's largest offers this week: the so-called salt cap. This would enable people to deduct state and local income taxes for certain income groups of up to 40,000 US dollars.

GOP leaders initially proposed an upper limit of $ 30,000, but the Republicans in New York, New Jersey and California had refused to support them.

Before the changes were published, Johnson was hit with various factions to complete a deal that had won both GOP hardliners who had threatened, the tax and the expenditure of cuts as well as centric members, which were careful of some of the proposed changes to the right wing.

Shortly after midnight on Thursday, spokesman Johnson predicted the trust that the legislation would successfully pass in the house despite the challenges.

“You never know the final coordination, but I am convinced that we will say goodbye to this bill tonight,” he said. “This is a large law with many moving parts. So we will see what happens. But I think we'll do this job and we will do it until the day of commemoration, which we have predicted from the start.”

CNNS Manu Raju, Lauren Fox, Sarah Ferris and Tami Luhby contributed to this report.