5 h. ago Exclusive — Thune on Confirming Trump Nominees: Dems ‘Can Scream and Light Their Hair on Fire, but It’s Not Going to Change Anything’

Senate Majority Leader John Thune is celebrating the Republican Party majority’s breakneck pace, telling Breitbart News he is proud. The post Exclusive — Thune on Confirming Trump Nominees: Dems ‘Can Scream and Light Their Hair on Fire, but It’s Not Going to Change Anything’ appeared first on Breitbart.

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17 h. ago Exclusive — Senate Majority Leader John Thune Targeting July 4 as Deadline to Send Reconciliation Plan Extending Trump Tax Cuts to President’s Desk

WASHINGTON — Senate Majority Leader John Thune told Breitbart News exclusively he is targeting a July 4 deadline to get the big budget reconciliation plan that would extend President Donald Trump’s 2017 tax cuts– adding no tax on tips, Social Security income, or overtime wages–to the president’s desk for his signature. The post Exclusive — Senate Majority Leader John Thune Targeting July 4 as Deadline to Send Reconciliation Plan Extending Trump Tax Cuts to President’s Desk appeared first on Breitbart.

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2 w. ago Top Republican warns families of 'largest tax hike in history' next year if Trump budget fails

Republican Study Committee Chairman August Pfluger is warning of a tax increase if the GOP fails to extend Trump's tax cuts.

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2 w. ago MORNING GLORY: How the Senate and House finds two trillion dollars

The government needs to raise money to expand and extend the Trump 2017 tax cuts, and there's a way to do it without raising taxes on anyone.

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2 w. ago MORNING GLORY: How the Senate and House find 2 trillion dollars

The government needs to raise money to expand and extend the Trump 2017 tax cuts, and there's a way to do it without raising taxes on anyone.

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3 w. ago House GOP leaders prep vote on budget despite rift within the party

Republicans in Congress are closer to passing key elements of President Trump's legislative agenda — like extending tax cuts that expire at the end of the year — but only if the House and Senate can get on the same page.

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