The president of the House of Representatives, Mike Johnson, Republican of the LA-LA., He promoted the close coordination between Congress and President Donald Trump to successfully approve the “a large and beautiful bill”, saying that collaboration is part of the “beauty of the unified government.”
The Congress official approved the Trump billionaire bill on Thursday afternoon after consecutive insomnia sessions for both the Chamber and the Senate.
The massive agenda package now goes to Trump’s desk to sign up just in time for the deadline of self -imposed Republicans on July 4.
Bill’s “Grande y Bill” passage marks the first important legislation approved under the Trump administration and the first to approve, while Republicans have control of the executive branch and both of Congresss.
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Talking to journalists after the passage of Mega spending Bill Thorsday, Johnson said: “The beauty of the unified government is exactly how it can work.
“How it is supposed to work is that you have an interaction between the Executive and the legislative branches, because that is the best for people, and that coordination will give excellent results for people.”
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The speaker said that people within the Trump administration, including the secretaries of the cabinet, the vice president and the president, were willing to take questions from the members of the Congress.
“President Trump was so generous with his time answering questions.
“We had four difficult years before this last electoral cycle,” added the speaker. “We knew that if we had a unified government, we would have to literally fix all areas of public policies. Everything was an absolute disaster under the radical drum regime, aroused the progressive Democratic regime.”
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The bill, which progresses Trump’s policies on taxes, border, defense, energy and national debt, approved the camera of representatives in a mostly vote of the party line. All but two Republicans, representatives. Thomas Massie, R-Ky., And Brian Fitzpatrick, R-Pa., Voted for the bill, which approved 218-214.
It is a dominant victory for Johnson and the president, who spent hours during the night trying to persuade the republican critics of the bill.
Speaking after the approval of the bill, Johnson explained his role in getting the Republican party to change his vote to “yes”, saying: “My leadership style is that I try to be a service leader.”
He said that many members wanted to take the time to “really deepen the weeds” about the changes that the Senate made to the bill, he felt that it was a job as a speaker to give each one the time to address their concerns.
“I knew as a leader that we would have to take the time to do that,” he explained. “And, therefore, some of that spent the night, and I was not going to do anyone, I was not going to demand the vote of anyone or its position on the bill until they felt they had exhausted how.