Holdduts said Trump promised to ‘make a better bill’ in the future

While there was no change made in the Legislative Text of President Donald Trump’s Megabill after returning from the Senate, several Republican Holdduts houses said the President made an appointment to get their votes.

After meeting with the Republican House at the White House on Wednesday and working on the phone all night and entered the morning Thursday, the President discussed the anxiety of members in real-time, Chairman Mike Johnson observed, “Ensuring that everyone’s concerns were handled and their questions were answered.”

South Carolina Representative Ralph Norman said Trump gave a “guarantee” that would be made that changes would be made to “obtain permission” related to the Wind and Sun Tax Credit.

“The wind and the sun need – we will cut the day 1. We cannot do that,” Norman said at CNBC Thursday.

“And, you know, until late at night, we negotiate, you know, things that can change with, you know, tax loans, all of which are entered by Joe Biden, who need to be extinguished,” Norman said.

Norman also implies that Trump can use executive power to “make a better bill.”

But during this week’s negotiations, parliamentary members could not extract any changes to the bill.

However, Texas Rep. Chip Roy, a blunt conservative firebrand who led the public pushback of the bill, argued that the Caucus Freedom “had succeeded in giving a substantive victory” – Before adding, “Maybe there are a few more.”

“The true story of OBBB is reforming Medicaid to need a job & To return expenses to the pre-bound level, saving more than $ 1 trillion, “Roy posted on X.” Simple but important reforms that will not occur if @freedomcaucus does not fight for it. “

Representative of Georgia Andrew Clyde said he was “struggling” to increase megabill – hoping to include amendments to delete taxes on firearms – that the senate was finally stripped naked.

“I also have the opportunity to discuss this critical problem directly with President Trump in the White House. I hope to work with him and his government to further restore our 2A rights. Stay here,” Clyde said.

While the firearm tax remained in the bill, Clyde said he finally planned to vote to support the package “because I supported the fulfillment of the first agenda of President Trump America and the promises we made to the country.”