
The Parliamentary of the Senate on Thursday brought to Republicans a fundamental failure and decided that the main reworking of the Medicaid provider tax for extensive tax and expenditure of President Donald Trump violates the Senate procedural rules.
The provision aimed at saving $ 250 billion with a reduction in state taxes for hospitals and health providers was a link to compensate for trillions of the law in tax relief, especially beneficial corporations and rich Americans. Given that the Democrats evenly against, the Republican leaders now must now try to revise or remove the provisions completely, because the resistance of an impartial deputy is virtually unprecedented. The decision intensifies the pressure on the GOP senators who compete against Trump’s 4th July for the passage, while the Law’s fate now hangs in balance.
SPA exceeds Medicaid: Parliamentarist also rejected GOP measures that block immigrants in front of medical programs and limit the care of gender confirming within Medicaid, which further disrupts the planned savings of the law. Republican leaders were seriously based on these medical cuts to finance the permanent expansion of Trump 2017 tax cuts, which will expire this year. The Chairman of the Senate Finance Ron Wyden (D-or) described the decision as victory and said they cut “morally bankruptcy” that threatened vulnerable vulnerable Americans. Nevertheless, they risk decisions for Republicans, which have the impact of the deficit of the law, which has already estimated the congress budget office at $ 2.8 – $ 3.4 trillion in ten years.
Republican cracks are deepening over the fears of rural hospital
Even before the decision of the parliament, Medicaid cuts in GOP faced. Senators Josh Hawley (R-Mo), Susan Collins (R-ME) and Thom Tillis (R-NC) warned that the reducing tax tax would cripple rural hospitals relying on these funds-in their states have fundamental closures. Hawley revealed that Trump personally directed him to later Wednesday to return to a milder approach of the house (instead of cutting taxes of freezing providers), signaling confusion in the Republican strategy. The hospital association at the national level reflected the alarms and predicted deeper cuts of the Senate would “erase the balance sheets” and destroy the attitude of health care.
To reassure critics, the GOP Senate leaders hovered a rural hospital of $ 15 billion as a security network. However, Collins demanded at least $ 100 billion and called the initial figure inadequately inadequate, while fiscal hawks, such as Senator Rick Scott (R-Fl), were considered an excessive $ 15 billion. Tillis, who faced re -election in Battleground North Carolina, sincerely warned colleagues who could become Republicans in mid -2026, comparing the political sleep with Democrats Obamacare Implosi in 2014. (salt) disputes.
What will happen next: A narrow way to pass through
Given that the decision of a parliament, a limiting GOP, now faces three unsustainable decisions: undress the provisions of Medicaid, revise them to follow the rules (complex task under time pressure), or force the voting of the floor that requires 60 senators to suppress, almost imperfect threshold. The decision is also undermined by Trump’s ultimatum for passing into 4 July, although the majority leader John Thune (R-SD) insisted that the Republicans had “emergency plans” and “plowing forward”. Finance Minister Scott Bessnt added urgency by noting that the US is approaching its debt limit in August, which further complicates the timeline.
When the Senate crushes towards potential weekend voices, human bets underline the clash of politicians. In Missouri, the leader Courtney told CNN with her nine -year -old daughter with brain, relying on Medicaid for life care: “We would lose everything, our home, our vehicles and finally our daughter.”
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