It boiled down to one vote.
Two Republicans voted no – Rep. Thomas Mehaffie (R-ky.) I. Warren Davidson (R-Ohio). One was voted by the current one – chairman of Freedom Caucus Andy Harris (R-MD.).
Two did not vote – Rep. Andrew Garbarino (Rn.y.) i David Sweaty (R-ar.). Empire State Reporta apparently fell asleep in the back of the room during a 20-hour marker session, according to Speaker Mike Johnson (R-la.). No reason was given due to the lack of voting on the part of Schweikert.
And all 10 GOP members in Pennsylvania voted yes.
Expect that the consequences of early night vote on Thursday to November next year.
Four representatives of the Keystone state from the districts of the swing – Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick (R-01), Ryan Mackenzie (R-07), Rob Bresnahan (R-08) I Scott Perry (R-10)-Setting up to constantly defend voting in the next 18 months. Their success in doing this voters can decide control of the US House at the 120th Congress.
The Republican Party quickly joined around the quartet.
“Brian Fitzpatrick makes his promises and restores common sense in Washington. Voting Fitzpatrick provides real results for the residents of Pennsylvania by reducing taxes, securing our border and restoring integrity to the federal government,” said NRCC spokesman Maureen o’toole In a press release. Three other editions were adopted by PoliticSPA about the change of only name – i.e. Ryan Mackenzie, Rob Bresnahan, Scott Perry.
Democrats were not so nice with their overthrow.
“Brian Fitzpatrick, Ryan Mackenzie, Rob Bresnahan, Scott Perry and Republicans House broke the promise to help the people they were chosen,” said the chairman of DCC Suzan Delbene in the edition. “Their voting to accept an extremely destructive legislation, which will harm the millions of working people, everything to pay for hundreds of billions of tax breaks for ultra-protective, is the latest example of their complete abandonment of everyday Americans in favor of billionaires. By conveying the greatest cuts of medicid in history, Fitzpatrick, Mackenzie, Bresnahan, Perry, Perry and their Republicans, departure from Medicaid in history.
Critics HR 1 Light light on the fact that the richest Americans benefit in many ways more than in series Americans. The line of rounds is that people earning $ 1 million or more would receive almost USD 90,000 for tax breaks per year, while a family earning less than USD 50,000 would receive less than USD 1 per day.
The quartet defended his morning affirmative voices against districts.
Fitzpatrick said that he voted in such a way as to prevent tax increases, ensure the relief of overtime taxes and tips, and to invest in our national security.
“From the very beginning I drew pure red lines: no changes in Medicare or Social Security, no reducing federal percentage medical assistance (FMAP) and without switching on a cap for a resident in state expenses”, ” wrote in a statement. “I maintained the company-a Act reflects that federal dollars spent on Medicaid will grow every year by 2034, maintaining critical services for our most sensitive neighbors. It will be a red line for me before supporting the final passage.”
Mackenzie repeated the sentiments of FitzpatrickBy adding “after years of wide open borders, uncontrolled inflation and government expenditure, this budget eventually meets the needs of our community and our country. It makes tax relief, increasing the salary for the house and improving the vitality and performance of critical programs. These are common solutions that people at a greater Lehigh count count.”
Bresnahan said Bill prevents Washington from “laying deck against the inhabitants of the working class from northeastern Pennsylvania.”
“As someone who ran a family business and signed the payout front, I know how harmful tax increases and bureaucracy can be. This bill gives small companies confidence that they need and employ. It is the regulations that consists in caring for Main Street, not Wall Street.”
Perry told Daily Signal that he voted to the account – known as “one large, beautiful bill” – but he is not very content about it.
“My biggest reservations, to be honest, usually remain” Daily Signal said shortly after voting for the Budget Reconciliation Act. “All savings occur in a 10-year window, but of course, as always in Washington, at the end of a ten-year window.”
A representative of Central Pennsylvania said that the Freedom Caucus house received an offer from the White House on Wednesday to more aggressive regulations regarding cost savings.
While the White House denies this action, Perry claims that the offer was real and the staff withdrew to save the face.
“At this point, I think it is a bit debatable, but it is enough to say that it was important enough. I will say: no, no, better not,” he said, asked for information.
“It was important enough to increase most people who had serious concerns from our point of view to” yes “, but never materialized when we agreed.”
Democratic House leader Hakeem Jeffries (Dn.y.) He went out to the limb and predicted elections in November 2026.
“I think that when a story is told about the 119th Congress, when the voices are finally cast on this Tuesday in November next year, that that day it turns out to be very good the day when the Republicans of Houses lost control over the Chamber of United States representatives,” he said.
Pensilings Governor Josh Shapiro Weighing the adoption of the Act, he expressed his fears about the potential impact on the community of nations and its citizens and had a request for the Senate.
“This is a bad bill and will have a negative and lasting impact on our community of nations. Every legislator in DC, who believes that the community can postpone the mass hole they have created, is wrong – and these cuts will have real consequences for Pennsylvania. When this goes to the Senate for voting, I hope that healthy mind and care for the population of Pennsylvenia will take place.”
Additional connections Sense. John Fetterman AND Dave McCormick He came from all over the state.
“We hope that the US Senate will block this scandalous way and a terribly cruel bill before entering into force, and turning their lives upside down for people in our state and country. Over 40,000 healthcare employees whom we represent, call on our senators McCormick and Fetterman, so as not to vote for millions of our patients, friends and family members outside of insurance We need, “said Seiu Healthcare and Seiu. The greatest relationship of nurses and guardians.
Fetterman Tweet On Wednesday it is “no” when the bill appears to the floor.
“Here’s who will be affected: the hungry Pennsylwanian. Millions of Pennsylvania who rely on medical care with Medicaid. Country hospitals in Pennsylvania. Pennsylvania farmers. That is why I try to vote against it.”
McCormick was a reliable vote for republicans and Tweet“Thanks to the operation of the house, we are one step closer to providing a tax relief, strengthening the border and doubling energy independence. I am looking forward to checking your home account and I am formed to work to do it.”
Stephen HerzenbergExecutive Director of The Independent Keystone Research CenterHe said: “The proposed requirements regarding the work of Medicaid may cause thousands of Pennsylvania to lose health insurance, and cuts for SNAP would harm food safety for our most sensitive residents. In addition, withdrawal of pure energy bills undermines progress towards sustainable energy and threatens the development of classes in the field of energy, production and construction.
Rep. And Meuser (R-09), a potential governorate candidate in 2026, said that the passage of the law is only the beginning.
“I think that we have been chosen to cooperate with President Trump in order to improve our country – to improve our national security, strengthen our economy, lead to our budget for fiscal health, provide responsibility and lead the world towards peace. And to be straightforward, to restore common sense so that people trust the government again. This is the great bill. America’s first agenda that they were elected to implement.
The bill now goes to the Senate, in which the Republicans have a majority of 53-47. However, some changes are expected to be available President Donald Trump He presses the leader of the majority of the Senate John Thune To avoid such changes.
