The OMB manager calls Trump Bell “financially responsible” despite some of the Republican Party’s opposition

The Director of the Administration and Budget Office Ross Ross defended the Economic Package of the Trump administration on Sunday, which prompted back fears that could fall into national debt.

It was called “Plarmount A financial bill in financialHe said that the White House is still confident that it would pass the Senate and reach the office of President Trump at some point in July, despite the retreat of some Republican legislators and newspaper addresses away from a great separation between Elon Musk And management.

“We are not worried about it. Go ahead with the president,” Fion said.

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“All these main headlines lack the fact that the president is the leader of this administration and the one who leads the agenda, and people will come and go in administration and the president there will defend the interests of the American people.”

Fior said that the administration made “great progress” last week, that is, with its ability to obtain the word about the possible bill for financial responsibility.

He said that the administration has a series of “great talks” with members of the Senate on parts of the draft law who wish to see improvement or amendment.

“There have been a lot of reports regarding this week’s events (with Elon), but we have moved forward, and we have advanced with the draft law, and I think we will reach the bill to the President’s office in July,” he said.

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Some legislators in Congress have expressed like Sens. Ron Johnson, R-Wis. , Rand Paul, R-Ky.

Non -partisan Congress Budget Office Speaking that the bill can add approximately $ 2.4 trillion to this number over the next decade with the committee for a responsible federal budget stating that the cost may rise to 3 trillion dollars when taking into account the interest or $ 5 trillion if temporary tax cuts are made, according to Reuters.

Vaght pushed back against these allegations, on the pretext that the “Great Great Bill” is an “financially responsible”.

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“All monitoring uses the industrial foundation line, which is part of the way Washington is working here, and which assumes that all spending is eternal … but the tax exemption in 2017 was at sunset, and as a result, when it only extends to tax relief, you are in a situation that appears to be the main cost, and of course this is not a cost.”

“If this does not happen, this will be a significant tax increase for the American people. So, when you adapt to this basis … this places aside the economic growth that we believe reduces $ 1.4 trillion of deficit and reduced debt. This is why this bill is responsible for Males Mali, and not with its basis here.”