Four obstacles for Republican rebels in Trump's 'big, beautiful' tax bill

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

45% : As things stand, the measure's tax breaks total about $4.9tr (£3.7tn), partly paid for by cuts to the public health programme known as Medicaid, as well as to green energy tax breaks approved by former President Joe Biden.
33% : Other lawmakers, such as Missouri Republican Senator Josh Hawley, have argued against any cuts to Medicaid, warning it would affect millions of lower-income constituents.
23% : In a setback for Donald Trump, his fellow Republicans in the House of Representatives have failed to pass the president's "big, beautiful" package of tax breaks and spending cuts, starkly exposing the party's budgetary divisions.
23% : " Medicaid Perhaps the most contentious item in the bill are cuts - partly through work requirements - to Medicaid, a healthcare programme aimed at lower-income Americans.
22% : Roy and other conservatives want those work requirements to start straight away - rather than after President Trump has left office.
16% : Mr Roy and other Republicans - including South Carolina's Ralph Norman, Oklahoma's Josh Brecheen and Georgia's Andrew Clyde - want further cuts to Medicaid and other social security programmes.

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