


House GOP Leadership Faces Conservative Pushback Over Senate Budget Bill
House Republicans are facing strong dissent from fiscal conservatives over the Senate-amended budget bill critical to advancing Trump's agenda.
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House GOP leaders are struggling to rally support for a Senate-amended budget bill tied to President Trump’s agenda, facing backlash from fiscal conservatives. Criticism centers around the Senate’s proposed $4 billion spending cut baseline compared to the House’s $1.5 trillion requirement. Key figures like Rep. Andy Ogles and Rep. Ralph Norman have voiced strong opposition. Amidst concerns of insufficient deficit reduction, House Speaker Mike Johnson pushes for a vote on the Senate version, emphasizing it won't hinder the House's more conservative budget efforts. Tension reflects deep divisions within the GOP on fiscal discipline and party strategy.
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