House GOP passes blueprint for reconciliation 3.0
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House Republicans officially kicked off reconciliation 3.0 on Wednesday, narrowly approving a budget framework to unlock work on their planned $95 billion package.
Why it matters: The vote gets Republicans into the reconciliation process , but lawmakers in both chambers have signaled the package itself faces a difficult path to passage.
Driving the news: President Trump and administration officials ramped up pressure on House Republicans to support the budget resolution ahead of Wednesday's vote.
Between the lines: The proposed SAVE America Act provisions are already drawing criticism from some conservatives.
Yes, but: Senate Republicans have warned that including the full SAVE Act would likely fail to meet the parliamentary standard for reconciliation bills in the Senate known as the "Byrd bath."
What's next: Senate Majority Leader John Thune (R-S.D.) is cautioning that reconciliation 3.0 still faces a steep climb.
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