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Trump says he would accept tax increases for rich, but admits GOP 'probably should not do it'
The president reportedly reached out to House Speaker Mike Johnson about the idea earlier this week that would raise the tax rate on individuals making at least $2.5 million annually by 2.6%, from 37% to 39.
Johnson said some controversial proposals to slash Medicaid were off the table for the massive Trump agenda bill, while ...
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'Insulting': House Republicans flatly reject Mike Johnson's offer in blistering statementA group of New York Republicans slammed a proposed deal on state and local tax deductions on Thursday, throwing a wrench into ...
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Trump posted on social media that hiking taxes on anyone, even the rich, could stir a political backlash, reviving the “Read ...
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GOP Lawmakers Reject Proposal to Raise SALT Cap to $30,000WASHINGTON - A quartet of Republican members from New York state have rejected a House Ways and Means Committee proposal to ...
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Top GOP lawmakers tell Mike Johnson they will oppose him on key MAGA funding priorityA collection of Republican House members told Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) on Tuesday that they will not support any federal ...
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During Tuesday's House Republican leadership press briefing, Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) discussed the process of codifying ...
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House GOP Faces Internal Divisions Over Medicaid Reforms in Trump's Proposed BillPresident Donald Trump’s “big beautiful bill” is running into a wall in the sharply divided House Republican conference, with ...
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'Perilous path': GOP insider says Mike Johnson faces 'political dilemma verging on a trap'Republican congressional leaders are working to pass "one big, beautiful bill" sought by president Donald Trump to enact most ...
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