Overview
- The One Big Beautiful Bill Act passed the House in May and is now under debate in the Senate, where GOP leaders plan to adjust its provisions before a final vote.
- A Congressional Budget Office analysis found the bill’s proposed cuts to Medicaid, SNAP and Affordable Care Act funding would leave 10.9 million fewer people with health insurance.
- Thirteen House Republicans sent a letter to Senate GOP leaders urging them to ease the 60-day phaseout for clean energy tax credits to protect thousands of jobs and projects.
- Hardline conservatives in the House Freedom Caucus have warned they will block the bill if the Senate restores or dilutes green energy cuts secured in the chamber’s version.
- Senate Republicans can afford only three defections to secure passage, with Sens. Lisa Murkowski, Thom Tillis and Josh Hawley among those expressing reservations.