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    1. If anything can rally republicans, it’s screwing over the poor. They’ll pass it.

    2. Ancient_Popcorn on

      They’re going to hem and haw at this like always, but they will fall in line and pass it. They love to screw over America at every opportunity.

    3. >~~Senate~~ House Republicans don’t have the votes yet to pass Trump’s megabill

      Different day, same story, same outcome. We’ve seen this script before. Quit feeding us this artificial drama and tell it like it is *actually* going to play out.

    4. Sic_Semper_Dumbasses on

      The Senate was too afraid to go against him, so I see no reason to think the house will be any different.

    5. Rare-Ad-9088 on

      Why be scared to pass this shit when you know. It wont affect your seat anyways.

    6. Stereo_Jungle_Child on

      The tidal wave of death threats from Trump’s insane cultists will motivate those House Republican holdouts to change their minds and vote for the bill. That’s how inter-GOP politics works now. Republicans fear for their lives and the lives of their families if they oppose Trump.

    7. ol_dirty_applesauce on

      It will pass before the end of the week. PLEASE DON’T GET YOUR HOPES UP if you’re rooting for this bill to fail.

    8. naththegrath10 on

      They will pass it. They will find the exact number they need and ram this bullshit through. Dems will write a strongly worded letter

    9. Republicans fall in line. That’s why moderate republicans don’t exist.

    10. nikkothirty on

      Republicans are just playing hard to get for the bribes and pork, like Murkowski.

    11. sharpshooter_243 on

      You know how many articles have said that Johnson can’t get it done and then they squeak through cause he forces them to stay until it passes? I predict it won’t even take a full 24 hours cause there’s so much in the bill to hurt Americans that they’ll all be satisfied.

    12. Hungry_Investment_41 on

      Performative art , republicans pretend to care then take the money & inflict cruelty , republicans could stop this shit show at anytime . First things first , Mike Johnson is a failed leader and a deeply described individual

    13. SameResolution4737 on

      Can we just 86 the „fiscally conservative Republicans“ trope? They have *absolutely* no problem spending trillions, as long as none of it goes to social programs.

      And when some few pennies *do* go to social programs, they’ll gladly stand there at the ribbon cutting ceremony and take credit for bringing money to their district.

      Sick fucks.

    14. SurroundTiny on

      In a sane world they never should. The deficit hawks should be against it. The top four states that produce the most wind power are Red, the states that produce the most solar are Cali, TX, and FL. All of those reps should be against it. They’re all gutless.

    15. GeneratedUsername019 on

      But they will.

      They always come together to fuck the people.

      Always.

    16. J-the-Kidder on

      Ha! If there is anything as close to a sure bet as possible, it’s the domestic terrorists rallying together to fuck over the poor, own the libs (I guess?), and do what dear leader says. If you’re putting your faith and hope in Marjorie Taylor Greene and the likes, you haven’t learned anything in the past decade.

    17. Loo-Hoo-Zuh-Er on

      Yet… they’ll get bribed into passing it. Corruption seeps through the GOP and they have endless funds to buy their way to „victory.“

    18. stoicjester46 on

      Don’t start this they don’t have it yet, assume they do and work to turn yes to no.

    19. clintgreasewoood on

      We seen this before, they will make this bill worse and pass it in the early morning.

    20. Infinity1911 on

      At this point, headlines like this just make me angrier because I know these sell outs will cave and bend the knee. It’s just a matter of time.

    21. temptedtomcat on

      Ha, fast forward 3-4 days and they have the votes they need. How anyone falls for this theatre after 10 years is beyond me.

    22. PunfullyObvious on

      Feels to me like the congressional Republicans don’t want this pos legislation to pass, but feel they can’t vote against it, so their hope is to pass it between the house and senate making changes each time in hopes it will just drag on and eventually go away

    23. memphisjones on

      I hate these headlines. They are trying to drive up viewership like it’s the NFL Superbowl. The headlines should say “House GOP are willing to make millions of Americans suffer with this bill”

    24. Tylerdurden516 on

      A competent democratic party would be turning this bill into an albatross around every swing seat republicans neck. Instead dem leadership is just letting them do it

    25. CooledDownKane on

      This cannot in anyway be thought of as „good news“ because the ones holding their support are doing so because they don’t think the bill cuts enough from services that actually benefit the working class and don’t give enough back to the wealthy.

    26. Abraxas_Templar on

      And they will all make backdoor deals to get their votes. Every single one of these bastards. The biggest addition to our debt in the history of our country and millions without food and healthcare.

      All for tax breaks for the rich.

      Fuck the GOP. cowards, all of them.

    27. SuccessfulMumenRider on

      „You don’t have the votes, You don’t have the votes, huh huh huh huh; you’re going to need congressional approval and you don’t have the votes.“

      I know lil‘ Mikey will find a way to pinch off another one on America but in the meantime I guess I am going to relisten to the Hamilton sound track.

      We need to hold a new constitutional convention.

    28. kakapoopoopeepeeshir on

      I live in a red state. I called and called and called my representative all morning. Actually was able to speak with her, I was shocked. I implored her to vote no on this bill and made my case with the facts and how it will cripple a vast majority of her constituents in this rural area. Did it make any difference? Who knows

    29. krichard-21 on

      Really?

      And who’s holding their breath hoping Representatives will stop his bill from passing?

      Secretary Kennedy is the perfect example. His own family came out against him and Trump nominated him. Then Congress confirmed his nomination.

      Pete Hegseth is not at all qualified. Yet he is serving as Secretary of Defense.

      The list goes on and on.

    30. Then the necessary palms get greased and the bill passes.. same shit different day

    31. A_Wild_Striker on

      This is going to pass. Republicans will all fall in line, and I wouldn’t be surprised if some Democrats flip and vote for it. I don’t like being all down about this, but I’m trying to be realistic based on what we’ve all seen in the past.

    32. This is future swordheart with a spoiler for you all… They find the votes to pass it.

    33. Just a way of saying, give me something for my state and I’ll vote yes to screw everyone.

    34. Not Trump’s bill, the Republican Bill. 

      Don’t shift blame to Trump. He’s the symptom of the problem that is the greater Republican Party. 

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