GOP ‘desperately’ wants Trump to sell One Big Beautiful Bill Act to the public: Bob Cusack
Washington Examiner Executive Editor Bob Cusack says Republicans desperately want President Donald Trump to focus on selling the One Big Beautiful Bill Act to the public. Looking to examine whether Americans have benefited from the legislation, host Taylor Popielarz asked Cusack what he had learned about who is gaining economically from the bill, and whether Republicans have effectively messaged it so people are taking advantage of its provisions. “They made them retroactive, so a number of the principals that we interviewed, including Steve Scalise, the majority leader, said he has heard anecdotally that a lot of people who make their money on tips, not millionaires and billionaires … have noticed a difference in their refunds,” Cusack said.
- ▪Washington Examiner Executive Editor Bob Cusack says Republicans desperately want President Donald Trump to focus on selling the One Big Beautiful Bill Act to the public.
- ▪Looking to examine whether Americans have benefited from the legislation, host Taylor Popielarz asked Cusack what he had learned about who is gaining economically from the bill, and whether Republicans have effectively messaged it so people
- ▪“They made them retroactive, so a number of the principals that we interviewed, including Steve Scalise, the majority leader, said he has heard anecdotally that a lot of people who make their money on tips, not millionaires and billionaires
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Washington Examiner Executive Editor Bob Cusack says Republicans desperately want President Donald Trump to focus on selling the One Big Beautiful Bill Act to the public. Looking to examine whether Americans have benefited from the legislation, host Taylor Popielarz asked Cusack what he had learned about who is gaining economically from the bill, and whether Republicans have effectively messaged it so people are taking advantage of its provisions. Recommended Stories Trump says he’ll ask Putin about Zelensky’s claim that Russia is sharing intelligence with Iran How the Big Beautiful Bill became law: Trump locks horns with GOP lawmakers Rahm Emanuel calls on Trump to apologize to Kaitlan Collins for Dylan Mulvaney quip “One of the things I think that they benefited from is that they made…
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