House Passes Trump’s Sweeping “Big, Beautiful Bill” Slashing $1.1 Trillion in Social Spending
TheWkly Analysis
Washington, D.C.: In a narrow 215–214 vote, the GOP-led House approved President Trump’s flagship “One Big Beautiful Bill Act,” cutting $1.1 trillion from programs like Medicaid and SNAP over ten years. Democrats slammed it as gutting the social safety net. The Senate outcome is uncertain, but if enacted, it marks one of the largest rollbacks of federal aid in decades.
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Key Entities
- • U.S. House of Representatives: Passed the bill.
- • President Donald Trump: Champions the legislation.
- • Federal Programs: Medicaid, SNAP, others face major cuts.
Multi-Perspective Analysis
Left-Leaning View
Criticizes severe spending reductions, warns of harming the poor.
Centrist View
Notes fiscal goals but highlights contentious politics and narrow vote.
Right-Leaning View
Some praise shrinking government, see it as encouraging employment over dependency.
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