At least 13 House Republicans are now asking the Senate Head to improve the provisions of the Clean Energy Credit in domestic policy Donald Trump Mega-Bill “substantially and strategically” after he had passed last month.
Legislators, led by a representative only Kiggans (R-VA), stated that they were “deeply concerned about several provisions”, which can gradually gradually speed up incentives from 2022 climatic laws of Democrats and introduce new requirements of the supply chain, according to Politico report.
These provisions could endanger thousands of jobs and billions of dollars in investment, warned companies and business groups.
Lawmakers, including Kiggans and representatives Brian Fitzpatrick of Pennsylvania, Juan Ciscomani of Arizona and Andrew Garbarino of New York, sent a letter to senators.
“We believe that the Senate now has a critical opportunity to restore common sense and to provide truly pro-energy growth final law that protects taxpayers and at the same time releases the potential of US manufacturers, manufacturers and workers,” he said.
The negotiators of the Senate are currently working on framing the tax reduction of tax, energy and budget for border expenditures after the bill passed in the house.
Most legislators who wrote a letter supported the bill despite a dispute over a tax credit. The letter requires a change in the provisions that would cancel tax relief for projects that did not start within 60 days of the introduction of the bill.
“Since January, more than $ 14 billion have been canceled or delayed in energy projects, with $ 4.5 billion only in April,” the Republicans House said in a letter.
“Without a clear signal from Congress, it supports ongoing investment and offers business certainty because these provisions are discarded, the cancellation of the project will continue to be on the snowball,” wrote House Lawmakers in a letter addressed to the leader of the majority of Senate John Thun and the chairman of the Senate Finance Mike Crap.
Elon Musk is against a big beautiful Trump account
On Tuesday, Elon Musk fired President Donald Trump’s “big, beautiful account” of tax relief and expenditure as “disgusting abomination”.
“I’m sorry, but I can’t stand it anymore,” Musk posted on X. “This massive, outrageous, pork congress expenditure law is disgusting abomination. Shame to those who voted for it: You know you did wrong. You know.”
The Tech billionaire followed his criticism with the threat focused on Republicans.
“In November next year we will shoot all the politicians who betrayed the American people,” he wrote in another X post.
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