THE ONE BIG BEAUTIFUL BILL IS NOW LAW

>>509251219 (OP)
no, it's not.

>>509251542
Yes it is and Trump is your president

>>509251219 (OP)
Where are the Epstein files? Is the Ukraine War still going on?

>>509252295
that's not how bills become law. the senate did not pass the house bill, and so there is nothing yet for trump to sign. the two versions of the bill still have to be reconciled and repassed, before trump can sign bbb.

>>509252295
Come midterms he is getting impeached.

>>509251219 (OP)
Holy shit dude go back to grade school. The revisions have to pass the house.

>>509252573
Dude, he was impeached twice during his first term and it amounted to jack shit.

>>509252573
>yes this time it will happen

>>509252409
How long can it take until they pass it?

>>509254129
Depends. It passed the house by a single vote last time so if one motherfucker who passed it thinks the Senate version is a step too far (or a step not far enough), it’s back to square one.

>>509254129
according to the congressional research service:
>The reconciliation process can be time consuming. Of the 23 reconciliation bills enacted into law since 1980, the length of time between adoption of a congressional budget resolution and enactment of the resulting reconciliation bill ranged from 28 to 385 days, with an average of 152 days.

>>509252366
<kisses one star for every 11 year old he rimjobbed

>>509254386
>>509254393
If it drags past midterms it's over for Drampgh ha?

>>509254751
mostly for the house speaker, which promised to pass budget and appropriations bills this term. the best possible outcome for the US is to let the government shutdown (no budget compromise leading to debt ceiling being reached). this would allow the president to make emergency cutbacks on federal spending to prioritize necessary operations over discretionary spending, and also force through a 'balanced budget' (since no further borrowing is authorized).

since our best possible outcome is no compromise, it is highly likely that political capital to achieve a budget resolution exists and will occur before midterms. i'd expect it to happen before the end of summer, personally (at least for the budget bill, if not the committee appropriations bills).

keep in mind that this can all be broken up into 3 seperate reconciliation measures also. that is another way to force through all the necessary changes, effectively one B of the BBB each time.

it is clear that there is no political consensus in the US Senate to pass legislation necessary for the normal function of the US government this year outside of the reconciliation process. either republicans will suspend the 60 vote cloture clause, replace the senate parlimentarian, switch to forcing through 3 seperate reconciliation packages, or ignore the gridlock and let government shutdown and the debt limit solve all the budget problems created by democrat obstructionism. all outcomes look pretty good, except rushing through a shitty BBB bill.

most likely the senate will manage to rush through the trash before midterms forces the issue--that's my guess. when we have all the cards, for some reason, republicans tend to fold before the showdown settling for a split pot (dems are all in with no chips already).

Gimme my Medicaid fucking faggot.

Lookat him kissing that Israeli toiletpaper.

>>509254751
The bill is just too big to pass as it is, I think. The red majority is too slim (house version passed by 1 vote, senate version was a tie and passed by tiebreaking vote), there are that handful of Massie/Paul types who just don’t fucking care that it’s a red bill, it goes against what they want and they’ll kill it. In order to get it to a state that it will actually have a clear majority they’d have to give up too many of the things Trump actually WANTS and he’d potentially veto it out of sheer pettiness. Though he might pass the neutered version just to save face. Tough to say.

What will be for sure true is that whatever version of this passes will not include a bunch of the things that people are outraging about, and that will stop exactly nobody from pretending like they WERE passed when the time comes for campaigning about it.