Vance warns against the consequences for the opponents of Trump Bill before 2026 midterms

Vice-president JD Vance said that whoever opposed the “One Big Beau Bill” by President Donald Trump should face consequences before the mid-term elections in 2026.

The measurement includes the main provisions that are constantly establishing individual and commercial tax reductions included in the Trump 2017 Trump and jobs law, and incorporates new tax deductions to reduce the rights to advice and overtime.

All the Democrats, as well as five Republicans both in the House and the Senate, voted against the massive bill of the tax and domestic policy. However, Trump signed it on July 4.

“Anyone who voted against this, I think they should pay a penalty,” Ohio told Vance on Monday. “Because they voted against all these great things for the inhabitants of Akron and the inhabitants of northeast of Ohio.”

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Vice-President JD Vance speaks to the Metallus factory in Canton, Ohio, Monday, July 28, 2025. (Maddie McGarvey / The New York Times via AP, Pool)

“What is the craziest is that if you are a democrat and you don’t like this legislation, then come and talk to us,” said Vance. “Make proposed changes. Tell us” You know, this arrangement is not so good. We would like to change it a little, and if we change it, then I can arrive at yes. This is the process of government.

Vance then said that he thought that the Democrats did not care about the prices of the grocery store, whether or not employees receive an increase, or if the Americans are even employed in the first place.

“Their obsession within the government is to leave illegal extraterrestrials in this country and to attack Donald J. Trump,” said Vance. “I do not think that the American people should reward this style of broken policy, and I do not think they come in November 2026.”

Vance’s remarks arrive while he defends the “big and beautiful bill”, with the Republicans who seek to defend their majority of house – and potentially take a few seats – in mid -term mid -term elections.

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Vice-president JD Vance visits the Metallus factory in Canton, Ohio, Monday, July 28, 2025. (Maddie McGarvey / The New York Times via AP, Pool)

Vance visited the 8th Pennsylvania district on July 16, when he praised the measure and offered support to the Republican representative of the district, representative Rob Bresnahan, who was elected in 2024 and is in a vulnerable seat.

Vance should also speak during fundraising for the National Republican Committee on Tuesday in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, and Big Sky, Montana, Axios reported for the first time.

Among those who voted against the “big and beautiful bill” in Ohio, there was the representative Emilia Sykes, who represents Canton, where Vance spoke on Monday. Sykes is also in a vulnerable district and barely won a victory over his opponent in the 2024 elections of 2.2 percentage points, according to the New York Times.

A vance spokesperson doubled the vice-president’s remarks on Monday and underlined a new Wall Street Journal survey published on Friday which revealed that 63% of voters have a negative opinion towards Democrats, and only 33% have a favorable-a new lower since 1990.

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“Democrats have simply reached their lowest approval rating in 35 years, and all they can do is to distract voters from the huge victories of the Trump administration is to accumulate,” a spokesperson for Vance in a statement to Fox News Digital. “Voters are tired of democratic politicians who constantly blow hot air. Meanwhile, the vice-president visits the districts of the house disputed across the country by selling the substantial arrangements in the monument of President One Big Beautiful Bill.”

A Fox News survey published this month revealed that a majority of voters oppose the “big and beautiful bill”. The survey, which was carried out between July 18 and 21, revealed that 58% of all registered voters oppose the measurement, while 39% approve it.

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Senator Thom Tillis, Rn. (Tom Williams / CQ-Roll Call, included via Getty Images)

No democrat set up on the “big and beautiful bill”, joined by the Republican senses. Susan Collins of Maine, Thom Tillis de Caroline du Nord, and Rand Paul de Kentucky and the Republican representatives Thomas Massie de Kentucky and Brian Fitzpatrick de Pennsylvania.

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The head of the House minority, Hakeem Jeffries, Dn.y., labeled the “cruel” bill during the ground remarks that lasted hours on July 3, pointing to Medicaid and Snap reforms which suggest that the reports would delete millions of programs.

“What is envisaged in this great ugly bill is false. It is dangerous, and it is cruel, and cruelty should not be the objective or the outcome of legislation that we consider here in the House of Representatives of the United States,” said Jeffries.