House Republicans face reality of missing ‘artificial’ July 4 reconciliation deadline

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House Republicans are facing the possibility of missing their self-imposed, “artificial” deadline to get the “big, beautiful” reconciliation bill to President Donald Trump’s desk.

As negotiations drag in the Senate, House leaders and key caucus gamemakers face a reality that they may not get the bill — which calls for trillions of dollars in cuts, an extension to the 2017 tax cuts, and repeals of key Biden-era provisions — to the White House by the end of next week.

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