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House GOP passes reconciliation 3.0 framework, committees begin work on $95 billion package
Summary
House Republicans passed a framework for “reconciliation 3.0,” opening committee work on a planned $95,000,000,000 package; House Budget Committee Chairman Jody Arrington says the measure will require Senate cooperation to resolve offsets and amendments.
House Republicans passed a framework for a reconciliation package described on-air as about $95,000,000,000, and committees can now begin drafting the specific measures that would be included in the bill. The host said the House vote came the night before and that the package needs Senate negotiation before becoming law.
"Committees can now begin working on the planned $95,000,000,000 package," the host said, summarizing the House action. Chairman Jody Arrington, speaking on the program, said the House will lead on passage but acknowledged the Senate — and its committees — will be central to producing offsets and final text. The passage of the House framework was reported but no roll-call vote totals or procedural motions were provided in the interview recording.
