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Senator Rand Paul is R-Ky. said the increase in debt restrictions included in one big beautiful bill law is still a trade disruptor for him, and that it goes against conservative value. President Donald Trump About his concerns.
Paul told reporters Monday that the bill would increase by $5 trillion, the largest debt increase in the United States.
“We’ve never actually raised our debt cap without meeting that goal,” he said. “So you can say it’s not going to be added directly to your debt, but if you add $5 trillion in the ceiling, it fills it.
Sen. Ron Johnson proposes a “line-by-line” cut and hand over Trump’s “big, beautiful bill”
Senator Rand Paul, R-Ky. Right, said Monday that despite his arguments with him, he is still opposed to President Donald Trump’s big and beautiful bill act. (Tasos Katopodis/Getty Images; Andrew Harnik/Getty Images)
“So I think it’s a terrible idea to do this,” he added.
Paul spoke with Trump about his concerns about the law that was under “long debate,” but Trump said he “had most of the talk.”
“I told him I couldn’t support the bill if they were together,” Paul said. “If they separated and removed the debt cap, I could have considered other bills.”
Paul pointed it out Congress voted Continue spending to avoid government shutdowns.
“During the campaign, Republicans said they were opposed to Videnomics and Biden’s expansion and Biden spending. In March, we updated Biden’s spending levels,” Paul said. “So the spending level we currently live in is Biden Gopp’s spending level. They all agree.”
“But by the end of September, when the fiscal year ends, the deficit will be $2.2 trillion, which is not conservative,” he added. “They borrow five trillion yen. So they expect to go over two trillion yen the following year. So it’s not just conservative.”
Johnson Speaker clashes with Randpole over Trump’s bill’s “wimpy” spending cuts
Senator Rand Paul, R-KY. is in discussion with May 22nd journalists at the U.S. Capitol after the House passed one big beautiful bill law. (Tom Williams/CQ-Roll Call, Inc.)
Over the weekend, Trump warned that if Paul voted against the bill, it would “in the hands of Democrats.”
“if Senator Randpole Vote against our great, big and beautiful bill, he is voting along with radical left Democrats to raise taxes by 68% and, more importantly, the first default on US debt,” he writes on the Truth Social Platform.
“Rand will be in the hands of Democrats and the great people of Kentucky will never forgive him! In addition to the growth we are experiencing, cutting costs later solves all the problems. America will be bigger than ever!” he added.
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Next week, Senate Republicans will have their turn to pass the bill, and a change in changes that could be a tough sell for the House Speaker. Mike Johnsonr-la.
