Republicans in the Senate pass by a slight difference

Hours after the stalemate, the Republicans of the US Senate acknowledged a slight difference in Donald Trump in taxes and spending, which means that the proposed legislation has cleared one of the main obstacles.

The law of one major law was passed with Vice President JD Vance, which cast a tie after more than 24 hours of discussion.

Now returns home, or the lower room, where he still faces more opposition. A previous version was cleared by Republicans in the House of Representatives by one audio margin.

Trump gave the Republican -dominated Congress on the final date on July 4 to send it to a final version of the bill to sign the law.

“The draft law was approved in its amended form,” Fans said on Tuesday afternoon.

Conflicts on deficit, social programs and spending levels have created challenges for the Republicans, the progress of progress and Trump to admit that it would be “very difficult” to fulfill the deadline for passing the bill.

Despite the efforts made to motivate the party, the majority leader of the Senate John Thun lost three Republicans – Susan Collins from Maine, Thom Tillis from North Carolina, and Rand Paul – in narrow vote. Collins, Tilis and Paul joined all Democrats in voting against the bill.

Days after negotiations, Republican leaders finally managed to secure the support of Sinator Alaska Lisa Morkovsky, Those who were withholding their support On fears of the effect of discounts on medical aid in its mandate.

Morkovsky still mocked the bill, even after voting to support it, and described the process as “rushing” and under the “artificial schedule”.

“I struggled strongly with the influence of the most at risk in this country,” said Morkovsky.

“I hope the House of Representatives will look at this and realize that we have not yet done.”

Murkowski’s support made the final of the Senate’s final 50-50, and Vans pushed to intervene in making a tie.

On a visit to the Florida migrant detention facility, Trump celebrated the passage of the bill. “It is a great invoice,” he said. “There is something for everyone.”

The legislation, which is considered the cornerstone of the Trump’s second agenda, would make the big, permanent tax cuts that were temporarily placed when he was in first place in office.

To compensate for the expected loss of revenue, Republicans looked at spending in a wide range of programs, including nutritional benefits and health care for low -income Americans.

The vote came on Tuesday afternoon, as it concluded a bustling vote session on the Capitol Hill.

Democrats tried to bend their muscles by developing procedural obstacles against the bill to delay its approval.

This included the request of the Senate’s writer to read all the 940 pages of the draft law, and to launch a lengthy discussion process to the proposed amendments in the so -called “vote”.

It is now up to communicate the Republicans to agree to the changes made by the Senate before the president was able to sign the law on the law.

But his fate is still inaccurate, as he was opposed to different angles, and only Republicans can lose three votes.

A group of conservative financial hawks has indicated their misery with the amount of the Senate’s proposal that it can add to the American national deficit – which indicates the difference between what the government spends and what it raises in revenues every year.

According to the right -wing freedom gathering, the Senate’s proposal can add 650 billion dollars (472 billion pounds) to the deficit every year. “This is not a financial responsibility.” “This is not what we agreed upon.”

Meanwhile, other Republicans in the House of Representatives are concerned that the Senate legislation will lead to more severe discounts for the medical insurance program for the medical aid of low -income Americans than they agreed.

Democrats in both rooms of Congress also criticized the proposed luxury discounts.

Republicans in the House of Representatives will work against the deadline previously imposed by the President.

“I would like to do the fourth of July, but I think it’s very difficult to do July 4 … I would like to say, perhaps July 4, or somewhere there,” Trump told reporters to leave the White House to Florida.

Among the other critics of the plans, Elon Musk’s artistic billionaire, which helped Trump winning the White House last year and worked as a missile minister in Trump.

Musk is now actively working on spoiling the chances of survival to legislate Trump’s signature, and threatened to create a new political party if the draft law surveyed Congress.

On Monday, he threatened to support the competitors of the Republicans who voted in its favor.

“Every member of the Congress carried a campaign to reduce government spending, then immediately voted on the largest increase in debt in history, their heads should be suspended in shame!” Musk wrote on x.

The severe cuts achieved by the draft law in government support for renewable energy and electric cars can harm the final result of a company where Musk made some of its wealth, Tesla as well.