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**Summary:**

President Trump’s erratic handling of a major tax cut bill is causing chaos within the Republican Party. His shifting deadlines, lack of knowledge about the bill’s details, and disregard for its potential consequences are pushing Republicans to rush through legislation that favors the wealthy while potentially harming millions of Americans’ healthcare. The rushed process has already led to Senator Tillis announcing he will not seek re-election. The bill faces internal Republican opposition and is widely unpopular with voters, raising concerns about a potential political backlash. The Republican party is pushing the bill forward solely to give Trump a legislative “win,” regardless of the bill’s merits or impact.

**News Article:**

**Trump’s Erratic Handling of Tax Bill Sparks GOP Chaos, Senator Tillis Will Not Seek Re-Election**

**Washington D.C.** – President Donald Trump’s inconsistent demands and apparent lack of understanding regarding a sweeping tax cut bill are throwing the Republican Party into disarray. The President’s fluctuating deadlines, most recently July 4th, and admitted ignorance of key provisions are forcing a hasty and haphazard legislative process, leading to internal dissent and concerns about the bill’s impact on ordinary Americans.

Over the weekend, Senate Republicans struggled to finalize the bill in order to meet Trump’s repeated demands. Sen. Thom Tillis of North Carolina announced he would not seek re-election.

The proposed legislation, which primarily benefits wealthy individuals and corporations, would simultaneously result in nearly 12 million Americans losing their health insurance. Senator Josh Hawley stated earlier this month that Trump seemed unaware the bill would limit a tax on healthcare providers that states use to fund Medicaid.

The rush to pass the bill has led to procedural missteps and internal conflicts. The Senate Parliamentarian rejected numerous provisions for failing to meet budgetary rules, forcing Republicans to scale back planned spending cuts. Infighting persists over Medicaid cuts and state and local tax deductions.

Critics argue that the bill is being rushed through solely to provide President Trump with a legislative victory, regardless of its merits or potential consequences. The bill is also facing widespread public criticism. Some speculate the unpopularity of the bill could hurt the GOP during the upcoming midterm elections.

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