“人人都有不同意见”！无视债务警告，共和党强推特朗普“大漂亮”法案

Core Points - The article discusses the internal divisions within the Republican Party regarding the proposed "Big Beautiful" tax and spending bill, which is over 1,000 pages long and has passed the House with a narrow margin [1] - The Congressional Budget Office (CBO) estimates that the bill will increase the national debt by $2.4 trillion over the next decade, with total costs potentially reaching $5 trillion if certain tax cuts are made permanent [1][2] - The bill could push federal debt to $46.9 trillion by 2029, more than double the $20.2 trillion debt level when Trump took office in 2017 [1][2] Internal Divisions - Republican senators are divided on key issues such as debt, healthcare cuts, and state interests, with 53 senators expressing differing opinions [1][2] - Some fiscal hawks within the party believe the bill does not adequately address the budget deficit, with Senator Ron Johnson expressing his concerns directly to Trump [2] - Medicaid cuts have become a major point of contention, with proposed stricter eligibility requirements affecting over 70 million low-income and disabled individuals [2][3] State Interests - Local interests complicate negotiations, with concerns raised by senators from various states regarding the impact of proposed changes on state projects and tax structures [5] - The proposed increase in the state and local tax deduction cap has sparked intense debate among senators from high-tax states versus those from lower-tax states [5] Legislative Timeline - The approaching July 4 deadline adds urgency to the negotiations, with the Republican Party needing to find a balance among its internal divisions to advance the legislation [6] - The slim majority in the Senate (53-47) and the House (220-212) means that any small opposition could derail the bill [6]