- by foxnews
- 01 Sep 2025
GOP leader vows to work through July 4th if necessary to deliver Trump's 'big beautiful bill'
Senate Leader Thune commits to working through July 4th recess if needed for Trump's priority bill, promising the largest spending reduction in history with pro-growth policies.
"This is an agenda that we are all committed to, and we will roll into the 4th of July recess, if necessary, in order to get this on the president's desk."
The South Dakota Republican also addressed those inside his own party reluctant to offer their "yeah" for the "big beautiful bill," with some citing concerns it could contribute to the deficit.
Thune said, on the one hand, the bill contains "pro-growth" policies - tax, energy and regulatory in nature. On the other hand, he said, the bill would offer a massive spending reduction.
"This will be the largest spending reduction in history," he said.
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Air Canada has caused major disruptions for thousands of travelers with nine flight cancellations. These delays are affecting key airports in both Canada and the US, including Toronto Pearson, Montreal-Trudeau, LaGuardia, Los Angeles, and Denver. The flight cancellations have left many passengers stranded and frustrated. The affected airports are vital travel hubs, with Toronto Pearson and Montreal-Trudeau serving as major Canadian gateways, while LaGuardia, Los Angeles, and Denver play critical roles in US air travel. This wave of disruptions has significantly impacted travelers’ plans, particularly during peak travel times.
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