House GOP Passes Trump's Tax Cuts in Stunning Victory

House Republicans Secure Victory on Trump's Tax and Spending Bill Washington D.C. - In a stunning turn of events, the House of Representatives passed President Donald Trump's sweeping tax and spending cuts package by a narrow margin of 215 to 214. The bill, which had appeared doomed just days earlier, secured passage thanks to the support of moderate Republicans and members of the House Freedom Caucus. Speaker Mike Johnson played a crucial role in uniting these factions. "This is a huge victory," said a source close to Speaker Johnson, referring to the successful coalition-building efforts. The video shows the jubilant scenes on the House floor immediately following the announcement of the vote. However, the victory was not without dissent. Two Republican representatives, Thomas Massie and Warren Davidson, voted against the bill, citing concerns about its potential impact on the national deficit. Mr. Massie stated publicly, "I voted against this bill because it adds too much to the country's deficit." Their opposition highlights the internal divisions within the Republican party. Despite this opposition, the passage of the bill marks a significant win for the Trump administration and the Republican leadership in the House. The coming weeks will reveal the long-term implications of this legislation.