The country war begins with the controversy of Trump “ Big Beautiful Bill ”

The campaign arm of the Democrats of the Chamber announced on Monday that it would rise with digital advertisements targeting the GOP legislators for their support for the interior policy package designed by the Republicans.

This decision comes three days after President Donald Trump signed what he and the Republicans call the “big and beautiful bill”.

The advertisements, supported by a modest purchase, will target 35 districts of the room controlled by the Republican that the Democrats are trying to return to the mid-term elections next year, when the GOP defends their thin majority as the razor in the room.

Do not be surprised if the advertisements of the campaign committee of the Democrat Congress (DCCC), which calls for the massive measure of the GOP, “the great ugly bill”, are quickly followed by advertisements of republicans who aim for Democrats.

The political struggle on the “Big Beautiful Bill” moves to Campaign Trail

Elon Musk’s announcement of “America Party” comes in the heels of President Donald Trump to sign this one, a major bill on the White House on July 4. (Samuel Corum / Getty Images)

With the legislative battle on the “big, beautiful bill” finished, and Trump and Republican leaders of Congress Victorious, the campaign war is now underway during the controversial measure, which suggest that many most recent public opinion polls are not very popular with Americans.

“Each democrat voted to harm the families of workers and to protect the status quo,” said a memo of the National Committee of the Republican Congress (NRCC), published a few minutes after the final adoption of the House of the bill last Thursday.

And the NRCC, which is the campaign branch of the GOP in the Chamber, stressed that “the Republicans of the Chamber will be relentless to make this vote the determining question of 2026”.

What is really in the `Big Beautiful Bill ‘of Trump’

The new law is completed with Trump’s campaign track promises in 2024 and priorities to the second mandate on tax reductions, immigration, defense, energy and debt limit.

It includes the extension of its 2017 signature tax reductions and eliminating taxes on advice and overtime.

By making his first mandate tax rate Permanent – they were to expire later this year – the bill will reduce taxes of nearly $ 4.4 billions of dollars over the next decade, according to the analysis of the Congressional Budget Office and the Committee for a responsible federal budget.

The measure also provides billions of border services and codes the controversial repression of president’s immigration.

The American Capitol on June 25, 2025. Republicans and Democrats will fight for the majority of the room and the Senate in the mid-term elections next year. (Eric Lee / Bloomberg via Getty Images)

The Republicans point to what they say to be solid support for the measurement due to tax reductions.

The president of the NRCC, the representative Richard Hudson of Caroline du Nord, in an article of opinion published on Friday morning, accused that the Democrats of the Chamber “rejected common sense” by voting against the bill.

“And we will make sure that each of them must respond to this,” he promised, when he underlined the elections of the congress of next year.

How much the “big nice bill” will reduce your taxes

However, the Restructure MEDICAIDE bill – the federal program of almost 60 years which offers health coverage at around 71 million low -income Americans.

Changes to MedicaidAs well as cuts to food cuts, another of the country’s main safety net programs, were partly written as compensation to pay to extend Trump’s tax reductions. The measurement includes a multitude of new rules and regulations, including work requirements for many of those who require Medicaid coverage.

And the legislative package by 3.4 dollars should also increase the national debt by $ 4 billions over the next decade.

The chief of the Hakeem Jeffries House minority, DN.Y., accused that “the Republicans of the Extreme Chamber had just approved the greatest reduction in Medicaid and food aid in American history to finance tax loss for their billionaire donors”.

And the president of the DCCC, the representative Suzan Delbene, D-Wash., Save himself that “the DCC will ensure that each battlefield voter knows how the republicans of the vulnerable chamber abandoned them by adopting the most unpopular legislation of modern American history, and we will take up the majority of the Chamber.”

The battle on the bill also takes place in the Senate races.

“I am deeply concerned about this bill and what it will do. We are going to talk about it a lot,” the Democratic Chris Pappas of New Hampshire said on Friday.

Pappas, who presents himself in the crucial race of 2026 to succeed in the retirement of the longtime senator Jeanne Shaheen for a seat held by the Democrats that the Republicans would love to return, aim for the bill.

“It was a unique effort and, unfortunately, it came to a conclusion that I think it is not good for our state and for our country.”

“We are going to talk about this bill because the results are that 46,000 people New Hampshire will lose their health insurance. We will be hungry, who will not be able to access assistance, “warns Pappas”. And we know that insurance premiums for all granite staters could increase due to unpaid care costs and the burden that it places on our hospitals. “”

But former senator Scott Brown, who launched a republican campaign for the Senate last month in New Hampshire, sees things differently.

Asked about the criticisms of the Democrats on the Medicaid cuts, Brown said: “My mother was on well-being. These are very important programs and I already said that people who really need it, those who are disabled, those who cannot go out and work, they should have them.”

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“It is intended for people with lower and average income and I support them to obtain these advantages. But I do not support those who are here illegally,” said Brown.

And he added that he does not support the advantages of “people who can be valid and can absolutely go out and volunteer, go out and work”.