chairman Donald Trump Sen exploded on Tuesday. Rand Paul Kentaki Republican criticized a large-scale trump-supported budget bill, which was on its provision to increase the debt limit by increasing trillions of trillions of trillions.
Paul, a hardcore Liberterian, said on CNBC's “squalk box” that “he is not just open to support $ 5 trillion … in the increase in debt roof” Currently included,
Trump soon got out and wrote, writing True social That the senator has very little understanding of the “budget plan” which the President has described as “a big, beautiful bill”.
Trump claimed that Paul does not understand that the bill, including tax and spending deduction, is significantly estimated Widen the national deficitThe “tremendous growth” will increase.
Trump said about the senator, “He likes to vote 'no' on everything, he feels that it is good politics, but it is not so.”
One in FollowerTrump attacked Paul in more personal terms.
He has “never a practical or creative idea,” Trump wrote, “His thoughts are really crazy (loser!). Kentki's people cannot tolerate him. This is a big development bill!”
A spokesman for Paul's Senate office did not immediately respond to Trump's request to comment on the posts.
The President's warm response is part of a comprehensive pressure campaign to explain the Republican holdout to the center of Trump's domestic policy agenda.
Budget package Narrowly passed Last month, the House expanded Trump's 2017 tax deduction, and will pair workers' suggestions and overtime, social security of seniors and more.
It will also apply the work requirements for the government -run health insurance program Medicade, and it will improve the supplementary nutrition aid program, known as SNAPs, relying on the American with millions of low -income.
The version of the bill passing the House in late May will also increase $ 4 trillion in the US debt range. Currently pending version in the Senate will increase the loan roof even more, $ 5 trillion total.
The increase in debt roof “is the main thing that I object,” Paul said on CNBC on Tuesday.
He said that setting the roof on $ 5 trillion is “a sign that we will borrow so much.” “This is a sign that will put the debt on the back burner.”
He said, “I want to cut tax. I want them to be permanent. I am cutting a lot of expenses, but I will compromise and get as much as possible.”
“I am not just going to take responsibility for the loan,” said Paul.
The bill is moving through the coordination process through the Congress, which will enable the 53-47 Republican Senate majority to bypass the traditional 60-votes limit and approve the bill without any democratic support.
But this also means that Republicans can only lose three votes in the chamber.
Paul said on Sunday that he believes that four Republican is currently against the package as it stands. But if the debt sealing hike is cut off from the bill, then Paul said, then he will vote for it.
“I would be very surprised if the bill, at least, has not been modified in a good direction,” he told CBS to “face the nation.”
