Republicans have managed to push their budget plan through the House, which acts as a preliminary step to advance President Trump's legislative goals. This plan faces significant hurdles as Republican leaders need to navigate between Trump's expensive proposals, which include eliminating the tax on tips and extending previous tax cuts, against commitments to protect Medicare and Medicaid. The Senate must also approve its version, and achieving consensus between the House and Senate presents a considerable challenge, with differing priorities complicating the legislation's path forward.
The budget plan that Republicans squeezed through the House was the first step in unlocking President Trump's legislative agenda, marking a challenging process ahead.
Achieving unity between the two chambers could be an issue, as House and Senate Republican leaders are divided over advancing Mr. Trump's agenda.
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