House Republicans Struggle with Trump Tax Bill Amid Hardline Opposition

House Republicans faced challenges in passing President Trump's tax-cut and spending bill due to hardliner opposition over its cost. The bill, already passed by the Senate, faces skepticism from within Trump's party. Democrats argue it favors the wealthy and cuts essential services for lower-income Americans.

House Republicans attempted to push through President Donald Trump's significant tax-cut and spending bill, facing stiff opposition from party hardliners concerned about increased national debt.

As House leaders scrambled for support, holdout members expressed fears about the economic implications, highlighting the narrow margin that could derail the vote.

The Senate's approval of the bill followed contentious debates over its impact, with Democrats decrying its social service cuts as disproportionately harmful to low-income citizens.

(With inputs from agencies.)