House Republicans are racing against the clock to pass their budget by Friday to avoid a government shutdown, with the precarious situation allowing for only one dissenting vote. The challenges deepen as they attempt to extend $4.5 trillion in tax cuts established during the Trump administration. However, achieving this goal will necessitate significant cuts in government spending, with Republicans firmly opposing any cuts to Medicaid. Despite this stance, a recent Congressional Budget Office report suggests that adhering to their budget will likely require reductions in either Medicaid or Medicare.
House Republicans are under pressure to pass their spending bill by Friday to prevent a government shutdown, with room for only one dissenting vote.
The task ahead includes extending $4.5 trillion in Trump-era tax cuts, necessitating substantial reductions in government spending.
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