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Promises Kept: 7 Reasons to Support President Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill
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“The most important thing in politics in America is honoring the promises that you make to the American people...that sacred trust between the voter and the man they elect.” — Stephen Miller

That statement, delivered during a June 5, 2025 White House discussion on President Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill, captured the essence of what this legislation represents. Joined by senior White House officials Taylor Budowich, Russ Vought, and James Braid, Miller helped unveil a bill that transforms the promises of the campaign trail into binding law. It is a MAGA rally condensed into legislation.

This is not a spending bill. It is not a budget. It is a surgical, reconciliation-only package crafted to bypass the filibuster and deliver immediate, high-impact reforms on taxes, immigration, energy, and welfare. All of this will be done without raising spending or expanding bureaucracy. Despite predictable media distortions, the facts speak for themselves: this is the most pro-American, pro-worker, and fiscally responsible package to come out of Washington in a generation.

Here are seven reasons why every American should support this historic piece of legislation.

 

Senior White House officials Taylor Budowich, Stephen Miller, Russ Vought, and James Braid discuss President Trump’s One, Big, Beautiful Bill.

 

1. This is not a spending bill. It’s essential reconciliation:
As Russ Vought emphasized, this legislation is not funding the bureaucracy that remains subject to appropriations. Instead, it's a reconciliation bill designed to lock in critical reforms and campaign commitments while avoiding the Senate filibuster. It tackles mandatory spending and tax measures (what the American people care about most) without increasing discretionary outlays.

2. It doesn’t raise spending. It rescues taxpayers and trims government:
The bill cuts net mandatory spending by about $1.6–1.7 trillion over 10 years through welfare reforms like Medicaid work requirements and tightened eligibility. These savings are used to fund tax relief, not to expand government .

3. It doesn’t raise taxes. In stead, it upholds Trump's 2017 tax cuts permanently:
This legislation codifies the tax cuts introduced in 2017: no tax on tips, overtime, social security, full interest deductibility for American-made car loans, and a better child tax credit. This represents the largest working- and middle-class tax cut package ever proposed, with estimates of a $13,000 average take-home pay boost per typical family.

4. It's economically pro-growth and anti-inflation:
Miller and Vought both highlight that by eliminating regulations and unleashing American energy, this bill fights inflation and lowers costs across the board in heating, fuel, electricity, and beyond. Meanwhile, work incentives (no tax on tips, overtime deductions) help more Americans earn more.

5. It enforces border security without causing debt:
This bill provides full, upfront funding for the border wall, ICE, and CBP, paid for by increasing visa and immigration fees so the money doesn’t come out of the taxpayer’s pocket 

6. CBO scores (don’t be fooled by baselines):
Critics rely on the CBO’s “current-law baseline,” which assumes existing tax cuts expire automatically, inflating deficit projections. White House experts argue for a “current-policy baseline”, reflecting realistic continuation of policies. According to Vought and Miller, under that baseline, the bill reduces the deficit by approximately $1 trillion, thanks to spending cuts and economic growth, not tax increases.

7. Misunderstandings about Medicaid cuts are overblown:
This bill does not remove “granny’s” Medicaid. Instead, it tightens work, verification, and participation requirements to root out fraud and refocus direct benefits on those truly in need, building on bipartisan reforms from the 1990s .

BONUS. Discretionary spending cuts are coming (but in the right vehicle):
Discretionary programs (like Education, USAID, NPR) must be cut via separate rescission bills or annual appropriations. That is underway such that hundreds of billions in planned cuts are flowing through those channels, not through this reconciliation package.

In the end...

  • Not a bloated spending bill: actually cuts mandatory spending.

  • No new taxes: solidifies and expands tax relief focused on working families.

  • Inflation-buster: by deregulating and promoting domestic energy.

  • Border-first: front-loaded funding paid by non-tax sources.

  • Responsible budgeting: addresses deficits through real cuts, not gimmicks.

This is legislative MAGA in motion delivering on promises, empowering taxpayers, and enforcing fiscal responsibility. If we allow skeptics to mislabel it as “spending” or “reckless,” we risk losing a once-in-a-generation chance to reshape government and economy in favor of everyday Americans.

Let’s call out the confusion, reject the scare tactics, and stand behind a bill that honors the trust of voters, keeps the campaign pledges intact, and secures our nation’s future prosperity.

Center-left and mainstream voices may spin misleading headlines, but the facts are clear: this bill cuts spending, cuts taxes, and cuts big government. That’s why it deserves our backing.

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🚨 BREAKING: It’s Official Congress Has Passed President Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill!

The final House vote has cleared the way for President Trump to sign the OBBB into law tomorrow, on July 4th... a symbolic and strategic moment for restoring American greatness.

This landmark legislation supercharges mass deportations, launches permanent, historic tax cuts, and delivers on key MAGA promises: cutting waste, slashing handouts for illegals, locking down the border, boosting families, and unleashing pro-American energy.

It’s not just a win. It’s a governing revolution.

President Trump is expected to sign the bill on Independence Day ... cementing a new era of America First policy.

But it’s more than a policy win. This moment puts Donald J. Trump in a league with Lincoln and Reagan. These were leaders who reshaped the country during historic inflection points. Despite a hostile opposition and fractured Congress, Trump forged consensus and delivered.

In the end... MAGA wins. America wins. The establishment folds. The people get their country back.

The Truth About Medicaid and the Big Beautiful Bill: Facts vs Fear

When you actually read the Big Beautiful Bill and its so-called “Medicaid cuts,” you’ll quickly realize the Democrats and mainstream media are completely misleading the public.

No reasonable American would oppose what’s actually in the bill. Let’s walk through the facts...this is just the first page of the proposed savings:

Cut #1:
💰 Saves $35 billion over 10 years
Limits federal health program eligibility based on citizenship.
This simply means that people in the country illegally won’t receive Medicaid...something many claim isn’t happening anyway. If you believe that, then you should support this.

Cut #2:
💰 Saves $42 billion over 10 years
Ends taxpayer coverage of “bad debt” for Medicare.
What is bad debt? It’s the portion of hospital bills that go unpaid after private insurance pays their share. Typically, private insurance doesn’t cover this...but Medicaid does, with taxpayers footing up to 65% of the leftover cost.
Hospitals have exploited this by inflating ...

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Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill Redefines U.S. Legislative History

On July 3, 2025, the House of Representatives passed President Donald J. Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill (OBBBA) by a razor-thin 218–214 vote, cementing a $4.5 trillion reconciliation package as the most ambitious legislative victory in modern American history. This landmark moment delivered the final House version to President Trump’s desk after the Senate passed its procedurally compliant draft, effectively enshrining the entire America First agenda into law with surgical precision.

Crafted to bypass the filibuster using reconciliation, the bill delivers sweeping, high-impact reforms without expanding bureaucracy, achieving in one act what most presidents hope to accomplish in an entire term. As senior advisor Stephen Miller declared, “The most important thing in politics is honoring the promises you make to the American people.” This moment isn’t just political; it’s constitutional and historic.

Why This Moment Is Historic

Unlike the bloated omnibus packages typical of Washington, OBBBA prioritizes results over bureaucracy. It:

  • Makes Trump’s 2017 tax cuts permanent

  • Abolishes federal taxes on tips, overtime, and Social Security

  • Fully funds the border wall and immigration enforcement without burdening taxpayers

  • Deregulates American energy, slashing inflation and cutting costs

  • Preserves core Medicaid protections while targeting fraud and misuse

  • Upholds federalism and the separation of powers

The bill passed in two forms:

  • The Senate draft, designed to comply with Byrd Rule restrictions, upheld all key campaign promises

  • The final House version, bold and unapologetic, unified those provisions into a clear, legislative expression of MAGA

House vs. Senate: Unified Vision, Dual Paths

Dissent and Debate

The bill passed along partisan lines, with all Democrats opposed. House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries delivered a record-setting 8-hour-44-minute speech, calling the bill a “disgusting abomination” that would gut Medicaid and nutrition programs.

Two Republicans joined in opposition:

  • Rep. Thomas Massie (KY) supported the rule but voted against the bill, citing concerns over its $3.4 trillion deficit impact over 10 years, as projected by the CBO, along with warnings that 10.9 million could lose coverage.

  • Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick (PA) opposed both the rule and final passage, citing moderate concerns over program reductions.

Historical Perspective: This Doesn’t Happen in America...Until Now

As historian Larry Schweikart (@LarrySchwe94560) rightly noted, “The American system doesn't do anything quickly. FDR in 1933 had an overwhelming majority in Congress & a total mandate to 'do something.' But other than that, there is no period in American history where stuff 'happens fast.' This is 6 months in and the entire LANDSCAPE has changed.”

He’s exactly right. The significance of that cannot be overstated.

What President Trump has accomplished with the One Big Beautiful Bill defies modern precedent. America’s constitutional system was deliberately designed to slow down change. This is to resist fads, preserve liberty, and avoid mob rule. Most presidents, even with friendly Congresses, struggle to pass a single major reform in a full term.

Trump, in just six months, has achieved a structural transformation of federal tax, entitlement, energy, and immigration policy and done it all through lawful means within the limits of reconciliation and constitutional separation of powers. It’s as if Reagan, Gingrich, and Coolidge teamed up and passed it all in one quarter.

In terms of speed, scale, and alignment with the electoral mandate, this rivals FDR’s New Deal rollout but with one critical difference: instead of expanding government, Trump is cutting it back, restoring federalism, and empowering the people.

This isn’t just the rapid enactment of campaign rhetoric. It’s a peaceful revolution inside the very machinery of government. And yes, the entire landscape has changed.

A New Era Begins

The One Big Beautiful Bill is more than legislation—it is a rebuke of the administrative state, a vindication of constitutional self-government, and a restoration of the sacred trust between citizen and state.

President Trump has not only kept his promises—he’s codified them. Through fearless leadership and disciplined policy execution, the MAGA agenda has become binding law. This is how you restore a republic.

Promise made. Promise kept. Promise enshrined.

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House to Vote on OBBB: Don’t Let the Media Lie, MAGA Agenda Still Intact

 

The Senate has passed the One Big Beautiful Bill (OBBBA) in a tight 51–50 vote, with Vice President J.D. Vance casting the decisive tiebreaker following a lengthy amendment marathon or “vote-a-rama”.

During the floor debate, Sen. Rand Paul, Sen. Thom Tillis, and Sen. Susan Collins voted against final passage, citing concerns over Medicaid provisions, the size of the federal deficit, and other policy issues.

Political Context

  • J.D. Vance’s deciding vote underscores the influence of Trump-aligned Republicans in steering the party’s agenda.

  • Elon Musk has publicly criticized the bill, labeling it “utterly insane” and raising concerns over its impact on future-focused industries and the national debt.

  • In response, President Trump defended the bill’s priorities and reaffirmed his leadership of conservative policy direction.

What It Means for Trump’s Leadership

Despite procedural setbacks and high-profile dissent, the bill’s passage reflects Trump’s enduring influence over the Republican agenda:

  • It allowed parliamentary adjustments while maintaining core MAGA priorities: tax cuts, border security, Medicaid reform.

  • Even with vocal opposition from figures like Musk and some GOP senators, the final vote shows Trump-aligned leadership holding firm.


Check out our first article and second article for side-by-side comparisons of the House vs. Senate versions. Here is the final comparison chart.

🏗️ Final Senate vs. House Version: What Changed (and What Stayed MAGA)



Key MAGA Takeaways

  • Despite minor adjustments, the Senate version retains core MAGA wins: permanent tax cuts, border wall, no coverage for illegal immigrants, big defense spending, and work requirements.

  • The push to cut illegal immigrant Medicaid access won majority support (56–44) but fell short of the 60 votes needed under Senate rules. MAGA Republicans are expected to revisit this in future bills.

  • Senate additions like the rural hospital fund and adjusted SALT cap ensure MAGA policies pass without watering down conservative principles.

  • Clean energy subsidies were sharply cut. EV credits sunset soon, solar/wind phased out, and tax on foreign components added. This is what did not make Elon Musk happy.

  • Judicial and AI protections remain strategically effective, though retooled for reconciliation rules.

In the end... The Next Steps 

The House now has the chance to rubber-stamp this MAGA masterpiece. Republican leadership is expected to leverage Trump’s endorsement, tight vote margins, and July 4 momentum to secure final passage. If approved, President Trump will sign one of the most audacious America First legislative achievements in recent history.

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“51–49: Senate Clears Crucial Hurdle as Trump’s MAGA Agenda Holds Firm in One Big Beautiful Bill”

In a dramatic Saturday night showdown, the U.S. Senate voted 51–49 to proceed to debate on President Donald J. Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill (OBBBA) a sweeping reconciliation package that fulfills nearly every major promise of his 2024 campaign.

Despite procedural hurdles, internal party negotiations, and two GOP defections, the Senate version of the bill preserves the core MAGA agenda. It includes Trump’s historic tax cuts, border enforcement, energy deregulation, entitlement reform, and steps to rein in activist courts, all while avoiding tax hikes or expanding federal bureaucracy.

The Senate vote was a major win for Majority Leader John Thune and Vice President JD Vance, who helped secure key votes from GOP skeptics. While some provisions were adjusted, the essential structure and policy goals of the House-passed version remain firmly intact. Here’s a full breakdown of the key issues. See this article for the orginal breakdown.

Senate Adjustments: What Stayed, What Shifted

Policy AreaHouse VersionSenate Version (Post-Vote Draft)
Medicaid reforms to end fraud — no cuts to seniors/disabled✅ Work checks, eligibility verification only⚠️ Delayed provider tax cuts + new rural hospital fund
Child Tax Credit expansion✅ Enhanced support⚠️ Phase‑out tweaks for Senate rules
AI and judiciary protections✅ Limits federal overreach⚠️ Temporary Senate adjustments
Deficit reduction w/out tax increases✅ $1.6–$1.7 T in savings⚠️ Procedural holdouts over Medicaid — added rural‑hospital carve-out
 

Medicaid Reforms: Adjusted for Rural Stability, Not Rolled Back

The House version included targeted reforms: work requirements, address checks, and eligibility verification. These were all designed to root out abuse while protecting the elderly, disabled, and children.

Sen. Thom Tillis (R-NC) objected to the bill’s provider tax reforms, claiming they could destabilize rural hospitals. In response, the Senate delayed those changes and added a new Rural Hospital Fund.

Core anti-fraud reforms remain.
⚠️ Funding mechanics adjusted to protect rural care without touching benefits.

Child Tax Credit: Still Expanded, Rule-Compliant

The House delivered a dramatic expansion of the child tax credit, boosting support for working families.

To meet reconciliation rules, the Senate version slightly adjusts income phase-out levels. These tweaks only impact higher earners and preserve the full benefit for middle-class families.

Benefit for families stays strong.
⚠️ Phase-outs altered to comply with Senate rules.

AI Preemption & Judicial Power: Tactically Modified

The House sought to block states from passing conflicting AI regulations for 10 years. This is a move aimed at ensuring national consistency and innovation freedom. It also included a “No Rogue Rulings” clause to limit judicial abuse of contempt powers.

The Senate removed these items due to Byrd Rule limitations but replaced them with a bond requirement for injunctions, which still targets judicial overreach in a procedurally valid way.

Goal of limiting rogue judicial power remains.
⚠️ Method revised to pass reconciliation review.

Deficit Reduction: Strong Savings Remain

The House version produced $1.6–$1.7 trillion in savings (without raising taxes) by rooting out inefficiencies in welfare and Medicaid.

Senate negotiators slightly trimmed short-term savings to win votes from Sens. Mike Lee, Ron Johnson, Rick Scott, and others by delaying some Medicaid cuts and funding rural hospitals.

Massive deficit savings preserved.
⚠️ Minor tweaks made for vote-counting and practical concerns.

Conclusion: The MAGA Agenda Remains Untouched

Despite intense negotiations and a narrow procedural margin, the Senate version of Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill delivers everything that matters:

  • Tax cuts made permanent

  • No tax on tips, overtime, or Social Security

  • Border wall funded without taxpayer burden

  • Energy independence restored

  • Medicaid reformed, not slashed

  • Deficit reduced—no new taxes

  • Judicial activism checked

These adjustments don’t weaken the bill, they refine it to clear procedural and political obstacles. And all unresolved conservative priorities (like AI preemption and judicial constraints) can still be reintroduced through separate appropriations or standalone legislation.

The final vote is expected this week, with a potential July 4 signing ceremony. If passed, it will mark one of the most comprehensive and successful legislative follow-throughs of any modern presidency.

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