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If enacted, this would be the largest transfer of wealth from the poor to the rich in a single law in U.S. history.

Jeffries: There are three big issues with the bill. 1. It represents the largest cut to healthcare in American history. 2. It represents the largest cut to nutritional assistance in American history. 3. All of this is being done to enact the largest tax break for billionaires in

The Boston Red Sox are calling up outfielder Roman Anthony, the best prospect in baseball, sources tell ESPN. Anthony, 21, is expected to join the team today.

A proud Anthony family moment. 😊

Holy crap. According to CBO, by the end of the 10 years, fully 81% of the total benefit of the GOP's budget bill goes to the richest 1/10th, while the bottom 40% will pay more.

A top staffer to Sen. Tina Smith emailed Sen. Mike Lee’s top staffers on Monday about “how much additional pain you’ve caused on an unspeakably horrific weekend” Full email below

My statement on the unjustified arrest of NYC Comptroller Brad Lander by the Trump administration.

If GOP stands behind their regressive budget bill, they should defend it on the merits. Instead they're touting legislation that doesn't exist: fantasy bill that somehow doesn't widen deficits, slash Medicaid, or give its biggest benefits to the rich wapo.st/4naTi9c

When you combine this with the massive turnout for the No Kings rallies, it's clear the size and scope of the grassroots opposition to Trump is the most under-covered story of the year

I think the opposite. Much of the cost of this bill is just extending current tax rates for everyone, including the very rich. Most people won’t experience a tax cut. Meanwhile people will see hospitals close, millions lose health insurance, and good energy jobs disappear.

This debate is increasingly becoming about health care cuts: whether to take the House approach (16 million lose coverage) or go further, as some Senators favor. Can't be the economic message the Administration wants, to get the bill across the line or looking ahead to 2026/2008.

I'm going to try and communicate with my Republican colleagues in a new way.

A few highlights from this midnight release: (1) Deficits up by $3.3 trillion (~$4 w/ interest). (2) 16.9 million people lose health insurance (11.8 million +5.1 from other policies). (3) Likely reduces incomes for low- and middle-income households by more than House bill.

Tillis: What do I tell 663,000 people in two years, three years, when President Trump breaks his promise by pushing them off of medicaid because the funding's not there anymore, guys? The people in the White House advising the president, they're not telling him that the effect

🚨🚨🚨17 million projected to lose health insurance, Yasmeen Abutaleb reports

An absolutely insane collection of headlines

Hakeem Jeffries leads House Democrats on Capitol steps saying “every single House Democrat will vote hell no against this one big ugly bill — and all we need is four House Republicans to join us in defense of *their* constituents”

...roughly 100,000 Nevadans — or 12.5 percent of Medicaid enrollees — could lose coverage in the first two years after work requirements are implemented in 2027 or two years later if the state applies for, and receives, a waiver." Scoop, via Tabitha Mueller

Health insurance premiums going up by ~25% in 2026 is going to be a major economic and political problem. And there is no real attempt from the Administration to do anything about it. wsj.com/health/healthc…