Senate Narrowly Passes Spending Bill Poised to Add Trillions to National Debt
With Trump flexing his strength for quick passage, House Republicans still appear wary to sign off on the bill in current form.
U.S. Senate Republicans narrowly passed a controversial spending bill despite concerns over its impact on the national deficit.
What’s the Scoop?
- Narrow Senate Approval: The bill passed with Vice President JD Vance casting the tie-breaking vote after intense 24-hour negotiations.
- Deficit Debate: The bill could add $650 billion annually to the national deficit, raising concerns among fiscal conservatives and public critics.
- Social Program Cuts: The legislation includes steep cuts to Medicaid and food subsidies, provoking backlash from Democrats and moderate Republicans.
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