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刚刚,特朗普签署“大而美”税收和支出法案
Zheng Quan Shi Bao Wang· 2025-07-04 23:52
"大而美"法案因将会导致联邦援助削减、长期债务增加和为富人及大企业减税等而备受争议。该法案已 于本月1日获参议院通过。3日,该法案以218票赞成、214票反对的微弱优势在众议院获得通过,所有民 主党议员都投了反对票,此外还有2名共和党议员加入反对阵营。美联社称,此次投票过程极为胶着, 共和党参众院领袖通宵斡旋。 媒体披露称,就连副总统万斯也亲自施压,劝说少数持怀疑态度的议员放弃反对。众议院少数党领袖哈 基姆.杰弗里斯则以长达8小时46分的发言时间,表达对"大而美"法案的反对,打破时任众议院少数党领 袖凯文.麦卡锡2021年在众议院创下的8小时32分钟演讲纪录。 美联社称,"大而美"法案的核心是延长特朗普在首个任期内颁布的4.5万亿美元减税政策,并增加多项 减税政策。此外,法案包括3500亿美元的巨额投资,用于国家安全、驱逐移民以及帮助研发"金穹"天基 导弹防御系统。据路透社3日报道,为加强美国在北极地区的主导地位,法案还将拨款超86亿美元用于 增加美国海岸警卫队在北极的破冰船队。为了抵消税收损失,法案对1.2万亿美元的医疗补助和食品券 计划等进行削减,并大幅取消绿色能源税收抵免。根据美国国会预算办公室的数据, ...
特朗普夸赞“非凡胜利”,民主党抨击“劫贫济富”,“大而美”法案通过或影响美中期选举
Huan Qiu Shi Bao· 2025-07-04 22:46
Core Points - The U.S. House of Representatives passed the "Big and Beautiful" bill aimed at extending tax cuts and significantly reducing social security programs, which has sparked protests among some American citizens [1][3] - President Trump hailed the bill as a "remarkable victory" and a "declaration of independence from national decline," coinciding with the 250th anniversary of the U.S. [1][3] Legislative Details - The bill, comprising approximately 900 pages, integrates Republican priorities and was passed with a narrow margin of 218 votes in favor and 214 against, with all Democrats opposing it and two Republicans joining them [3][4] - The core of the bill extends Trump's $4.5 trillion tax cut policy and includes $350 billion in investments for national security and immigration, as well as funding for missile defense systems [4] - To offset tax revenue losses, the bill proposes cuts to $1.2 trillion in Medicaid and food stamp programs and eliminates green energy tax credits [4] Political Reactions - Republican leaders described the bill as the most comprehensive conservative reform in modern history, while Democrats criticized it as a "robbery from the poor to give to the rich" [5] - Internal divisions within the Republican Party were highlighted during the voting process, with some members expressing dissatisfaction with parts of the bill [5] - A Quinnipiac University poll indicated only 29% of voters support the bill, with 55% opposed, suggesting potential political repercussions for Republicans in future elections [6]