U.S. Rep. Chip Roy might have allowed President Donald Trump's budget to advance late Sunday, but he says he's far from satisfied with its current spending cuts. The Austin Republican said in a social media post that he voted "present" at the House Budget Committee meeting "out of respect for the Republican Conference and the President" but still wanted to see more cuts made to Medicaid and clean energy subsidies that passed during the

Where does the bill head from here? Well, from here it's a it's moving on to be debated on the House floor. And, you know, they're as you said, it's a long road ahead. So, y

The Congressional Budget Office has said the bill, if enacted, would cause more than 8 million people to lose their coverage.