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One Senate Official Could Make or Break Trump’s ‘Big, Beautiful’ Bill: Report

June 8, 2025 Published by dmytro

The unelected Senate Parliamentarian holds immense power over what can be included in budget reconciliation bills, shaping key parts of major legislation.

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