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House GOP passes blueprint for reconciliation 3.0

First publishedJul 22, 21:00 UTC
Last updatedJul 23, 00:02 UTC · 13m ago
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House Republicans officially kicked off reconciliation 3.0 on Wednesday, narrowly approving a budget framework to unlock work on their planned $95 billion package.Why it matters: The vote gets Republicans into the reconciliation process, but lawmakers in both chambers have signaled the package itself faces a difficult path to passage.Two Republicans — Reps. Thomas Massie (R-Ky.) and Warren Davidson (R-Ohio) — voted against the measure, along with all Democrats.

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House Republicans officially kicked off reconciliation 3.0 on Wednesday, narrowly approving a budget framework to unlock work on their planned $95 billion package.Why it matters: The vote gets Republicans into the reconciliation process, but lawmakers in both chambers have signaled the package itself faces a difficult path to passage.Two Republicans — Reps. Thomas Massie (R-Ky.) and Warren Davidson (R-Ohio) — voted against the measure, along with all Democrats. GOPer- turned-Independent Rep. Kevin Kiley (Calif.) also voted against the measure, which passed 216-214.The package includes $73 billion in funding for the Iran war, $12 in farm aid and a $10 billion fund aimed at incentivizing states to adopt elements of the SAVE America Act.While the measure narrowly eked by, members remain uneasy about the lack of spending offsets, and disagreements persist over enforcement mechanisms for their signature election bill.Driving the news: President Trump and administration officials ramped up pressure on House Republicans to support the budget resolution ahead of Wednesday's vote.

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House Republicans officially kicked off reconciliation 3.0 on Wednesday, narrowly approving a budget framework to unlock work on their planned $95 billion package.Why it matters: The vote gets Republicans into the reconciliation process, but lawmakers in both chambers have signaled the package itself faces a difficult path to passage.Two Republicans — Reps. Thomas Massie (R-Ky.) and Warren Davidson (R-Ohio) — voted against the measure, along with all Democrats.
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