Working class will become 'poorer' due to Trump's 'big, beautiful bill': Dem lawmaker

Policy Impact - The Congressional Budget Office (CBO) estimates the law will add trillions more to the deficit and national debt [5] - The law is described as the largest transfer of wealth in American history, benefiting the top income earners while potentially making the bottom quarter of American households worse off [4][6] - Over 15 million Americans are expected to lose their healthcare coverage as a result of this legislation [10] - Cuts to Medicaid were delayed until December 2026, while cuts to Obamacare will begin in January [11][12] Economic Consequences - The law could lead to dramatic increases in insurance premiums for Americans who retain their health insurance [12] - Cuts to student loan repayment programs and nutrition assistance are anticipated [12] - Increased deficit and debt may make mortgages and auto loans more expensive [12] Political Implications - The law is described as unpopular, with polls suggesting most Americans believe it benefits the very rich [8] - The impact of the law could influence upcoming congressional elections [9][10] - Reversing the law would depend on the margins and control of the Senate for any Democratic Congress [14]