Budget reconciliation: A tale of two chambers - Washington Examiner

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

53% : Most of these limitations are contained within something called the Byrd Rule, which prohibits the inclusion of provisions that: The first three are relatively self-explanatory: don't touch Social Security, stay within committee jurisdictions, and don't enact laws that would increase deficits outside the budget window.
52% : Though changing the minimum wage would alter federal spending and revenues, it would do so indirectly as a second-order effect.
47% : However, Trump has publicly supported the House framework, which would include up to $200 billion for border and immigration spending and up to $100 billion for defense spending, along with an adjustable cap of $4 trillion in tax cuts and a $4 trillion debt limit increase.
41% : The Inflation Reduction Act, the Trump tax cuts, or the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, and a large portion of Obamacare were all enacted through reconciliation bills.

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