
The budget is reckless and cuts are a matter of life and death.
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The budget is reckless and cuts are a matter of life and death.

Now his budget plan gives tax breaks to billionaires while ripping away health care from millions of Americans. Republicans voted for it with glee.

We're working hard to do our responsibility to keep the government open.

We're looking to pass a clean CR to freeze funding at current levels [and] to make sure that the government can stay open while we begin to incorporate all these savings that we're finding through the DOGE effort.

We've spent perhaps $350bn… and they [Europe] have spent $100bn.

in so many words, Trump urged Congress to pass his 'big, beautiful budget.'

I am a NO on the CR. Congress needs to do its job and pass a conservative budget! CR's are code for Continued Rubberstamp of fraud, waste, and abuse.

We are in a position to enact an appropriations bill and we need a little more time so why wouldn’t we buy ourselves a little more time.

I am a NO on the CR. Congress needs to do its job and pass a conservative budget!

The Republican budget is a cruel, atrocious budget—$2 trillion of Medicaid cuts.

the budget resolution will set in motion the largest Medicaid cut in American history. It's outrageous.

Republicans' budget has a fundamental math problem. An $880 billion cut is an attack on Medicaid, not 'waste,' 'fraud,' and 'abuse.'

This budget resolution is a key step to start the process in delivering President Trump's America First agenda.

The GOP budget extends the 5 yr. tax holiday we've been enjoying, but because it doesn't cut spending much, it increases the deficit by over $300 billion/yr.

I'm going through the budget. This is the House Republican budget that was passed unanimously by Republicans. Every Democrat voted no.

Democrats are no on this budget. It is outrageous that you all have the audacity to come here with this budget that harms so many Americans and ask us to support billionaires.

If the Republican plan passes—under the rosiest assumptions which aren't even true—we're going to add 328 billion dollars to the deficit this year.