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From the opinion pages of the Wall Street Journal, this is Potomac Watch. The GOP's one big, beautiful bill,

heads to the Senate as Elon Musk turns against it, calling the legislation a, quote, disgusting

abomination, unquote. Meantime Iran's supreme leader rejects a nuclear deal offered by the Trump administration.

Welcome him, Kyle Peterson with the Wall Street Journal. We're joined today by my colleagues, editorial writers, Kate Batchelder, O'Dell, and Elliot Kaufman.

Republicans have now narrowly gotten their one big, beautiful bill, through the House, but that was only half of the battle on Capitol Hill.

Kate, what are you hearing from the Senate side now about how the upper chamber, as we say, intends to proceed on this GOP legislation and how senators might or might not try to change the details?

I'd say first off, there is a lot of pressure to keep the draft as close as possible to the

House draft because it was such a heavy lift to get that bill through the House.

But I think the Senate has its own prerogatives and should put its own policy mark on some

of the details and provisions.

For instance,

we've been expecting that the Senate would trim back the big, big deduction for state and local taxes that the House passed, $40,000, just a pure giveaway to New York and California and other

states with high income and property taxes. The Senate doesn't have the same politics there that

require that

handout. And so we've been arguing that, hey, you know, the Senate should trim this because it's

bad policy. It does nothing for economic growth and living standards or the incentive to work.

So that's an example of something that I think the Senate should do, but where there's a lot of

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