Anti-abortion provider measures in Trump's “Big and Beautiful Act” could stir up rebellion
First on Fox: A measure of President Donald Trump’s Big and Beautiful Act aimed at combating federal abortion provider payments could be met with a buzz from opposition from the Middle House Republicans.
Brett Gusri (R-Ky, Chairman of the Housing Energy and Commerce Commission.
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Lawler warned his colleagues: “You encountered the bumblebee's nest.”
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Speaker Mike Johnson says Trump's agenda bill could return “big abortion” last month (Getty/Reuters)
The New York Republican, one of three Republican lawmakers Trump lost in 2024, questioned how to define these groups and said the need to “examine” the language needed.
Guthrie assured him that some considerations were considered in this language.
Lawler also noted that Lawler also noted that the Hyde Amendment has prevented federal funds from entering abortion services.
His concerns were responded by another person familiar with the Republican discussions, who was spoken freely anonymously.
The person told Fox News that several moderate Republican members communicated with the House Republican leaders that they could oppose the final bill if the provision was included.
The man recalled the moderate argument that said, “When this situation, we did not fight for abortion.”
Fox News Digital first learned about the discussion about potential measures last week. House Speaker Mike Johnson, R-la. , in a speech at Susan B. Anthony's Susan B. Anthony Pro-Life last month, hinted at the Republican plan.
Rep. Mike Lawler raised concerns about Sunday night's anti-abortion provider measures. (Tierney L. Cross)
Johnson said the Republican bill would transfer funds from “major abortions” to “federal qualified health centers.”
The legislation itself refers to a nonprofit organization that “basic community providers…mainly engaged in family planning services, reproductive health and related medical services; and provides abortion.” ”
The legislation is exceptional, and the facility offers abortions only in the event of rape, incest or threats to the mother's life.
This is one of several efforts to pay for other priorities through budget settlement procedures.
House Republicans currently have a three-vote balance for razors, meaning they have the ability to have almost no objection and can still pass anything without democratic support. They want to do that, and no Democrats have made a huge revision of Trump’s Republican policy.
The budget investigation process lowered the Senate pass threshold from 60 to 51, leaving the House of Representatives itself with a simple majority.
Reconciliation allows those in power to effectively bypass minorities and pass extensive legislation as long as they address taxes, expenditures or national debts.
Trump hopes Republicans use mobility to address his priorities on the border, immigration, taxation, defense, energy, and raising debt ceilings.
To this end, several jurisdictional committees are working to develop specific parts of their bills and then put them in large tools to pass through the House and Senate.
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Rep. Brett Guthrie, Chairman of the House Energy and Commerce Committee (Bill Clark/CQ-Roll Call, Inc, via Getty Images)
The Energy and Commerce Commission has broad jurisdictions, including Medicare, Medicaid, telecommunications and energy production, and its mission is to find at least $880 billion in spending cuts by $1.5 trillion to $200 trillion.
Gusri said the bill was released on Sunday evening and included $900 billion in cost reductions in the “North”.
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In addition to measures to end Medicaid funding for large abortion providers, the legislation saves money to instill some of the job requirements of strong Medicaid expansion beneficiaries.
Some Medicaids are also directed to states that provide taxpayer-funded health care to illegal immigrants.
It will also repeal certain Biden administration green energy subsidies, including the former White House’s electric vehicle authorization.
Fox News Digital contacted the Commission and Lawler office for the measure.
