Aidan Quigley
Reporter covering how Congress spends money @cqnow/@rollcall Frequent guest on the CQ Budget podcast. Signal: 2038950441. [email protected]
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3 days ago |
mahoningmatters.com | Aidan Quigley |Caitlin Reilly |David Lerman
WASHINGTON - Republican leaders are stepping on the gas to get the giant budget reconciliation package to President Donald Trump's desk after a renewed push by the president for his Capitol Hill allies to meet his July 4 deadline. But from tax provisions to Medicaid changes, roadblocks remain in meeting that aggressive timetable, which is more symbolic than tied to any legislative deadline, though the debt ceiling likely needs to be raised by the end of July.
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3 days ago |
rollcall.com | Aidan Quigley |Caitlin Reilly |David Lerman
Republican leaders are stepping on the gas to get the giant budget reconciliation package to President Donald Trump’s desk after a renewed push by the president for his Capitol Hill allies to meet his July 4 deadline. But from tax provisions to Medicaid changes, roadblocks remain in meeting that aggressive timetable, which is more symbolic than tied to any legislative deadline, though the debt ceiling likely needs to be raised by the end of July.
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4 days ago |
dailygazette.com | Aidan Quigley |Caitlin Reilly |David Lerman
WASHINGTON — Republican leaders are stepping on the gas to get the giant budget reconciliation package to President Donald Trump’s desk after a renewed push by the president for his Capitol Hill allies to meet his July 4 deadline. But from tax provisions to Medicaid changes, roadblocks remain in meeting that aggressive timetable, which is more symbolic than tied to any legislative deadline, though the debt ceiling likely needs to be raised by the end of July.
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4 days ago |
dailyitem.com | Aidan Quigley |Caitlin Reilly |David Lerman
WASHINGTON — Republican leaders are stepping on the gas to get the giant budget reconciliation package to President Donald Trump’s desk after a renewed push by the president for his Capitol Hill allies to meet his July 4 deadline. But from tax provisions to Medicaid changes, roadblocks remain in meeting that aggressive timetable, which is more symbolic than tied to any legislative deadline, though the debt ceiling likely needs to be raised by the end of July.
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4 weeks ago |
ourmidland.com | Paul Krawzak |Aidan Quigley
WASHINGTON — The Trump administration is about to embark on the next phase of its plans to downsize the federal government, submitting a formal request to Congress to take back unspent funds in out-of-favor areas and fleshing out the president’s “skinny” fiscal 2026 budget proposals.
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News-y: Budget Chairman Jodey Arrington says a deeming resolution is more likely than a full FY-26 budget resolution this summer, to pave the way for approps bills on the House floor. Full FY-26 res would come later, be used for second recon bill. More: https://t.co/pUgBseLXCI
Also, a tentative Senate approps markup schedule would start the last week of June. But that's not close to being final. Collins wants to work out a topline with Murray, a complicated task with the fallout from the full-year CR continuing and ongoing Trump admin action
Hill appropriators expect additional FY-26 budget details from OMB this week, potentially on Friday, sources familiar say. From my story last week: https://t.co/8brSUGrTRp
Hill appropriators expect additional FY-26 budget details from OMB this week, potentially on Friday, sources familiar say. From my story last week: https://t.co/8brSUGrTRp
