Rep. Chip Roy on Senate's 'Ugly' Bill vs. House's 'Big and Cute' Version

Discrepancies in the Senate Bill

• 🎯 The House passed a bill aiming for a complete shutdown of future green subsidies by requiring them to be in construction within 60 days and in service by the end of 2028.
• 💡 The Senate is reportedly undoing these measures, leaving subsidies open-ended and potentially benefiting corporations at the taxpayer's expense.
• 💰 The House bill was designed to be roughly deficit-neutral, while the Senate's version is projected to increase the deficit by approximately one trillion dollars.
• 🏥 The House proposed a 28% tax on university endowments, which the Senate reduced to 8%, and also proposed ending taxpayer-funded transgender surgeries under Obamacare, a provision the Senate appears to be retaining.

Calls for Fiscal Responsibility

• 📉 Congressman Roy criticizes the Senate for