

House GOP gets a win on budget plan, but what’s next?
10 snips Feb 14, 2025
The House Budget Committee's recent approval of a GOP budget resolution marks a significant win, with plans for spending, tax cuts, and a debt limit increase. Tensions simmer between House and Senate Republicans as they navigate Trump's agenda. Meanwhile, the New Democrat coalition grapples with a growing influence from progressive members, raising concerns about its unity. The potential Senate candidacy of Pete Buttigieg adds another layer to an already complex political landscape.
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House Budget Battle
- The House Budget Committee approved a GOP budget resolution to advance Trump's agenda.
- The House and Senate are competing over which chamber will act first on the budget, impacting Trump's legislative success.
House vs. Senate Budget
- Despite the House's action, Senate Republicans are also pushing forward with their own budget resolution.
- This sets up a conflict over which budget version will prevail, significantly influencing the final legislative outcome.
Sticking Points in Budget Negotiations
- House Republicans want one reconciliation bill, while some Senators argue they should accept any House-passed bill due to the tight House majority.
- Key disagreements exist on tax cuts and spending cuts, particularly regarding Medicaid and the Trump tax cuts' permanency.