Trump Is Right to Lose Patience with the 'SALT Caucus' | National Review

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

72% : As the only nationally elected figure in the mix, Donald Trump can play a useful mediating role.
50% : If, as Lawler and his caucus have threatened, the Republicans' "big, beautiful bill" goes down in flames, the result will not be the delivery of all his heart's desires but the reintroduction of the pre-2017 tax code, with its higher rates and broader alternative minimum tax -- which, for most of his constituents, would deliver a tax hike.
35% : When, on Tuesday, President Trump remarked caustically that "any SALT to those states is never enough," he was bang on the money.
29% : With his characteristic bluntness, President Trump said on Tuesday, "We don't want to benefit Democrat governors."
22% : This cannot stand, and, by drawing a line, President Trump can make sure that it does not.
15% : President Trump has finally begun to lose patience with the House of Representatives' "SALT caucus."
7% : President Trump and Speaker Mike Johnson ought to call his bluff.

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