House GOP Face New Deadline

Washington, D.C. — House Republicans are set to deliver a major win for American taxpayers as they prepare to vote on President Donald Trump’s $9 billion spending reduction package, aimed at slashing wasteful foreign aid and pulling the plug on taxpayer-funded, left-leaning media outlets like NPR and PBS.

The Senate already passed the measure, and now the conservative-led House is expected to follow suit—possibly by Friday. The bill is a direct challenge to the bloated $6.8 trillion federal budget and a clear step toward restoring fiscal sanity in Washington.

What’s Being Cut—and Why It Matters

The spending cuts would:

• Eliminate $1 billion in public broadcasting funds, which support liberal-leaning outlets like PBS and NPR.
• Reclaim billions in foreign aid spending often funneled into ineffective, non-transparent programs overseas.
• Rein in government overreach and hold unelected bureaucrats accountable.

Senate Majority Leader John Thune (R-SD) praised the measure, calling it “a small, but meaningful step toward restoring fiscal sanity.”

Democrats Panic as Trump Takes Action

Democrats are scrambling. House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-NY) vowed to stall the vote, accusing Republicans of “hurting the American people.” But Republicans argue that what truly hurts Americans is a Washington swamp that wastes their hard-earned tax dollars on bloated programs and biased media.

In truth, this bill only cuts a tiny fraction—0.1%—of the total federal budget, yet it sends a powerful message: The era of reckless spending is over.

Trump Administration: No More Business as Usual

If the House fails to act by Friday, the Trump administration would be forced to spend the funds—something conservatives are eager to prevent. Earlier this year, the administration already blocked over $425 billion in unspent funding while aggressively pursuing further cuts.

OMB Director Russ Vought has made clear this is just the beginning: “More spending cut proposals are likely,” he said, emphasizing that the appropriations process must stop being a bipartisan giveaway.

GOP Unity vs. RINO Resistance

The Senate passed the bill 51–48. Only two Republicans—Lisa Murkowski (R-AK) and Susan Collins (R-ME)—broke ranks, arguing Congress, not the president, should control spending. Their opposition echoes establishment resistance to bold Trump-led reform.

But the conservative base sees it differently: President Trump is finally doing what career politicians refused to—cut the fat.

Why This Vote Matters to Conservatives

• Public media has become a mouthpiece for liberal elites.
• Foreign aid programs often fund anti-American agendas.
• Fiscal responsibility has been ignored for too long.

This is more than just a spending bill. It’s about taking back control, defunding the radical left, and ensuring your tax dollars are spent where they matter—right here at home.

Bottom Line: President Trump Is Leading. Republicans Must Follow.

With this vote, House Republicans have the chance to stand tall beside President Trump and deliver real results for the American people. It’s time to cut the nonsense, cut the spending, and put America First.