House GOP’s distrust of Senate clouds $95 billion reconciliation effort

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Tensions between House and Senate Republicans are already complicating the GOP’s latest reconciliation push, with House lawmakers openly questioning whether senators can be trusted to preserve key priorities in the party-line spending package.

Vice President JD Vance met privately with House Republicans on Wednesday to reassure skeptical conservatives after leadership unveiled the $95 billion framework, but lawmakers said concerns remain over whether the Senate would keep provisions such as the SAVE America Act intact.

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