“No one group gets to decide all this stuff in either direction,” Roy, an ultraconservative Texas Republican advocating for bigger spending cuts, said in a brief interview on Friday. “There are key issues that we think have this budget falling short.”
Both Roy and Norman urged continued negotiations and significant changes to the bill that could in turn jeopardize support among moderates.
“I’m a hard no until we get this ironed out,” Norman said. “I think we can. We’ve made progress but it just takes time.”
If the legislation passes the House, it would then head to the Senate where it would likely undergo significant changes. Several members, including Senator Josh Hawley of Missouri, have stated opposition to the Medicaid cuts in the House bill.
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