The delayed passage of the president’s landmark bill in the House came after several groups of GOP lawmakers, including holdouts, traveled to the White House on Wednesday to meet with the president to discuss the status of the legislation. Roy said he wants to see an amendment to the Senate bill that would accelerate the termination of green energy tax credit and adhere to a House budget framework to ensure a deficit-neutral approach to the tax and spending bill. “The speaker is going to have to decide if he’s going to bring this closer to the House framework.” The White House has countered conservative’s worries about the deficit impact by focusing on the potential economic growth that could be generated by the bill that would in turn, bring in more revenue and narrow budget deficits.
Author: Adam Pack
Published at: 2025-07-02 22:51:15
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