Gop Eyes multiple reconciliation invoices after the first pack of Trump Agenda

First on Fox: The Republicans of the Chamber are already discussing contours for a second potential “Big and Beautiful Bill”, the agenda of President Donald Trump.

The Republican Study Committee (RSC), the group of 189 members who acts as a de facto “reflection group” for the GOP in the Chamber, launches a working group to examine what a second budget reconciliation bill, Fox News Digital, would have learned.

It is the greatest effort organized so far by the Republicans of the Congress to pursue the hopes of GOP leaders for a second massive agenda bill.

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The president of the Republican Study Committee August Pfluger is launching a working group to recommend a second “big and beautiful bill” for President Trump. (Getty Images)

“We have to capitalize on the momentum that we generated in the first 6 months of a republican trifecta in Washington,” RSC August Pfluger, R-Texas, told Fox News Digital. “To keep the promises we have made to the American people, the conservatives must start to lay the foundations for the second bill of reconciliation in order to ensure that we continue to reduce the cost of living and restore the promise of America for future generations.”

The House Republicans left Washington on Wednesday to launch a five -week recreation period, when they are preparing to sell the advantages of their first massive agenda bill to their voters.

Meanwhile, PFLUGER also directed the legislators for a part of the new working group to start handing out to colleagues, conservative senators and GOP organizations on potential policy proposals for a new bill, said Fox News Digital.

The goal of the new group is to create a framework for which a second “big, beautiful Bill” might look like and recommend this framework to GOP managers.

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Trump signs radical expenditure and tax legislation, known as “One Big Beautiful Bill Act” during a picnic with the families of the military to mark independence, at the White House in Washington on July 4, 2025. (Reuters / Ken Cedeno)

The first bill was massive legislation bringing up the Trump agenda on taxes, border, immigration, defense and energy.

He made a large part of the permanent Trump (TCJA) Trump (TCJA) Trump tax reductions (TCJA), while imposing new work requirements on Medicaid and food coupons, among other measures.

After going beyond the room and the Senate, Trump signed it during a celebration event on July 4.

But the political struggle to obtain a single bill of reconciliation has taken Horculéens political efforts both in the Chamber and in the Senate, with debates and even heated arguments in progress for months before the bill.

However, however, the Republicans obtained legislation at Trump’s office by July 4 – achieving a goal that many in the media and even in the GOP circles thought impossible.

The process of budget reconciliation allows the party controlling the White House and the two Congress Chambers to pass massive revisions of partisan policy, while completely putting the touch on the other side – in this case, the Democrats.

Reconciliation bills can adopt the Senate with a simple majority rather than 60 votes, queuing with the bedroom threshold. But the legislation must adhere to a specific set of rules and concern only measures linked to budgetary policy.

Chamber Mike Johnson has already declared that he wanted several bills of reconciliation. (Nathan Posner / Anadolu via Getty Images)

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President Mike Johnson, R-La., said “Sunday Morning Futures” earlier this month he was looking at several reconciliation invoices.

“With President Trump returning to the White House, and we are responsible for repairing all the metrics of public policy that Biden and Harris and the Democrats destroyed in the previous four years-so the big bill was the first big step in there,” he told Maria Bartiromo.

“But we have several stages in front of us. We have long planned for at least two, perhaps three, bills of reconciliation, one in the fall and one spring.”