The House rules committee meets to advance the Senate bill for the floor debate
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The Chamber’s Rules Committee – which is the leg of the legislation to hit the soil of the Chamber, meets shortly.
This committee will reveal the bill for the debate on the ground tomorrow.
The house will meet at 9 a.m. Wednesday. The Gop Brass house wants to consider the “rule” – which is the pre -debate. Expect dilatory tactics of Democrats such as adjournment queries. The Chamber must first vote and approve the rule before debating the real version approved by the Senate of the so-called “big and beautiful bill”.
The Senate is adopted from `Big and Beautiful Bill ” from Trump after the marathon-a-rama vote
The room is preparing to move forward with its budgetary plan to a component for President Donald Trump, while the Senate adopted its own version as a backup. (Getty Images)
This vote on the rule – which is a test vote – could be difficult for the leaders of the GOP, but if the Chamber approves the rule in the middle of the morning, it is to debate the bill.
In a quick scenario, the Chamber could debate the real bill at noon and approve the bill itself in the early afternoon.
Congress must reconcile the main differences in the two versions of the Trump signature bill
The American Capitol in Washington, DC, Wednesday June 25, 2025. (Eric Lee / Bloomberg via Getty Images)
But as you know, it’s Capitol Hill. And nothing ever seems to go as quickly as leadership hope. (for example – See Senate, United States.)
Fox is said that leaders will say to the reluctant Republicans that the bill will not improve. But it’s not going to get worse either.
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In addition, the Republicans rely on the idea that the members of the GOP will want to break their holidays and other activities to get into town as quickly as possible – then leave. This will provide “peer pressure” – as a source described it. The hard supporters of the bill would then blame the skeptics of the GOP for having tramed and maintaining the house in session longer than necessary – in particular before July 4.
