GOP Senator says

President Donald Trump and spokesman Mike Johnson are confident about minimal modifications to the Senate on the “a large, beautiful draft law”, which was passed by the house last week, but a Republican senator said that there is enough resistance to stop the bill, unless there are significant changes.

“The first goal of our budget reconciliation process should be to reduce the deficit. This actually increases,” said Senator Ron Johnson, R-WIS.

“I think we have enough to stop the process until the president takes it seriously to spend reduction and reduce the deficit,” said Johnson.

The Republicans use a budgeting tactics, which is referred to as reconciliation, for which only a simple majority has to exist to obtain the package by both chambers and to Trump’s desk. However, all changes in the Senate would request that the legislation to return to the house would be returned to the house, where it was passed last week with just one vote under a shared Republican conference.

Spokesman Johnson made the round in the Sunday talk shows this week to defend the law and encourage the Senate to say goodbye to it without too many changes.

“I encourage you, you know how to do your work, of course, how we all expect.” And I have a very sensitive balance, a very sensitive balance that we have achieved over a long period of time. And it is best not to mix too much with it. “

The spokesman emphasized the need to accelerate the adoption of the law and expressed hope that the President could sign this on independence day.

“Why is that so important? Because we have to make relief to the American people and that we also have to give a lot of time for political purposes, enough time for everyone to see that this package is actually what we say. It will help the country,” he said.

But Senator Johnson criticized the rushed process and said: “You have to do the work what time needs. This is part of the problem. The problem here is that we rushed this process. We did not take the time. We made the same way and freed most of the programs.”

Another problem with the draft law in the Senate is that it increases the debt limit that some GOP sensors information with which they wanted to do separately instead of adding them to the package, which lowers the expenses and makes Trump’s tax cuts from 2017 permanently.

The Republican Senator Rand Paul told “Fox News Sunday” that he would not vote for legislation if the increase in the debt limit was not canceled because he said that she “would explode”.

He called the Bill’s editions “Wimpy and Anemia”.

“The problem is that mathematics do not add up,” he said.

When asked about Paul’s criticism during an interview with CBS ‘Face the Nation “, spokesman Johnson was asked if he believes that legislation is an” economic gambling “.

“No, it’s not a economic gambling. It’s a big investment,” said Johnson. “What this legal template will do is a fuel for the US economy, promotes a growth economy. What do we mean? We reduce control, reduce the regulations. We will increase and encourage American production. The impact that you will have on the economy is that entrepreneurs and risk-upper creators have an easier time.

Johnson said the criticism of rising debts was “dramatically overrated”.

“The same groups can objectively recognize and recognize that this is the greatest expenditure in at least 30 years, and we can probably reduce over $ 1.5 trillion to federal expenditure every time, while we check all the boxes and cause a growth economy,” he said.

And while the Congress’s budget office estimates that the invoice would increase the deficit by 3.8 trillion US dollars, spokesman Johnson said because the CBO did not carry out a dynamic evaluation: “They are not the growth that is promoted by all the guidelines that are in this major legal process.”

In addition to the expansion of Trump’s tax cuts in 2017, the draft law increases expenditure on military and border security and provides some cuts in medical, snap and other aid programs.

The preliminary analysis of the law by the CBO, which was requested by the Haus Democrats and completed before it was passed by the house, estimates that the Americans will determine with the lowest incomes that their resources are decreasing while the country’s highest earnings would increase.

The legislation would carry out new work requirements for Medicaid, among other things, to capable adults and immigrants and stimulate the states not to expand Medicaid. The CBO estimated that due to changes in the Medicaid program, it would lead to 698 billion US dollars less in federal grants.

The early CBO estimates have laid the number of people who could lose the reporting with more than 8 million -but this number fluctuates and the CBO has not yet published the end result of the GOP law because they are still being negotiated.

Johnson and Trump claimed that the Medicaid calculation does not reduce, but “waste, fraud and abuse”.

“We don’t cut Medicaid in this package,” said Johnson by Jake Tapper from CNN. “There are many misinformation about it, Jake. The number of those affected are those who are connected in our work to eliminate fraud, waste and abuse.”

“You speak over 4.8 million workers, young men, for example, who are on Medicaid and do not work. You decide not to work if you can. That means fraud.