A Republican house cadre cadre she gathered for almost two hours at the speaker office Mike Johnson for a high-risk meeting on Thursday morning to issue the remaining points related to Medicaid and the main tax reforms of Megabill which included the locking of President Donald Trump.
Johnson told reporters after the meeting that the Republican party conducted a “very wise discussion,” added that he plans to work throughout the weekend to achieve what is a consensus that is difficult to understand in Caps Salt – the amount of state and local taxes that can be eliminated on the federal – moderate tax return withdraw the red line that opposes the $ 30,000 closure proposed to the reduction.
“I think everyone will agree that it is productive and we move the ball in the future,” Johnson said, adding that he tried hard “to fulfill the balance point that can be fulfilled by everyone.”
Speaker Mike Johnson spoke to reporters when he left the house in the US capitol, May 15, 2025 in Washington.
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This effort is another important test of Johnson’s talks when he worked to unite his best conference. The majority of Republicans can hold three no votes from inside their ranks before losing sufficient support for the section, underline the complex challenges expected by Johnson to balance without disappointing the conference.
The discussion came on the same day when the Republicans House officially launched the text “One beautiful bill“-Ruu Mega 1,116 pages to be sent by the DPR Budget Committee to the rules committee, put it on target for the last vote at the DPR next week.
Johnson said that he did not move to the target of the warning day to send mega-bill from home.
“We are very, very close to that,” he added. “We are still on the path to pass this bill next week on the floor. That’s the plan. I don’t see anything to prevent it now.”
Johnson claims that the Republican party aims to pass the package with a “neutral-deflected way” when pressed if the package will add trillions of dollars to the deficit.
“If you do more in salt, you have to find more savings,” he said.
Speaker Mike Johnson spoke to reporters when he left the house in the US capitol, May 15, 2025 in Washington.
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Pressed by ABC News about whether he hopes to lose the Republican Party in the vote, the majority of Tom Emmer’s house replied, “I hope we will pass the bill.”
“This will appear in the rules on Monday and we will vote next week,” Emmer convinced reporters.
Republicans in critical meetings including representatives of Beth van Duyne, Mike Lawler, Chip Roy, Nick Lalota, Elise Stefanik, Lisa McClain, Andrew Garbarino, August Pfluger, Byron Donalds and others.
“In essence, everyone in the room is trying to get the President’s agenda and we are committed to that,” Donalds said, leaving the meeting. “This is about how you unite mathematics.”