Penny Fidler

Politico@politico.com

The House megabill has been engineered to delay unpopular policies until after the 2026 midterms and the 2028 presidential election. A dozen ways Republicans have front-loaded new spending and tax cuts, while delaying tax hikes and spending reductions 👇

politico.comPerks now, pain later: 12 ways Trump’s megabill pushes tradeoffs beyond Election DayHouse fiscal hawks and Republican senators, scoffing at the tactic, say the bill needs to change before it hits Trump’s desk.