House Democrat Scolded By GOP Lawmaker For ‘Vulgar’ Speech On Trump Bill
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Rep. Josh Riley (D-N.Y.) didn’t hold back in accusing Republicans of “sh***ing on the middle class” with the One Big Beautiful Bill Act.
Rep. Josh Riley (D-N.Y.) was reprimanded Wednesday for “vulgar speak” during a House debate on the GOP’s One Big Beautiful Bill Act, as he accused his Republican colleagues of “shitting on the middle class” with the legislation.
President Donald Trump’s enormous tax and spending bill, which is projected to add more than $3 trillion to the U.S. debt and cut $930 billion from Medicaid, was passed by the Senate on Tuesday and sent back to the House for debate on Wednesday over its final passage.
“You bail out the banks while neglecting rural America,” Riley said Wednesday. “You rigged the economy so the corporate PACs that are funding your campaigns make huge profits, jacking up costs on folks who can’t afford it. And now this.”
He added, “This bill will kill good, blue-collar manufacturing jobs that we need to rebuild the economy in this country. It closes rural hospitals. It defunds healthcare. All to give trillions of dollars in tax cuts to your cronies.”
The bill aims to extend expiring tax cuts that Trump signed into law in 2017, while kicking millions of people off Medicaid and curbing eligibility for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, which helps approximately 42 million people buy food each month.
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