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

reconciliation bill gets voted down by the House Budget Committee amid a revolt by fiscal

conservatives who say it doesn't go far enough. What does Speaker Mike Johnson do next

since he's been trying to meet a Memorial Day deadline to get the GOP's agenda through?

Welcome, I'm Kyle Peterson with the Wall Street Journal.

We're joined today by my colleagues, columnist Kim Strassel, and editorial board member Manet Uquay-Brua.

The House Budget Committee's task on Friday morning was to

stitch together the separate bills for the big, beautiful reconciliation package that the

individual committees have worked up, including the tax section that had gone through the

Ways and Means Committee, the Medicaid section that went through the Energy and Commerce Committee. But the surprise on Friday was a revolt by Republicans blocking

the bill. The vote on the House Budget Committee was 16 and 21 against the nose, including

Republicans Chip Roy of Texas, Ralph Norman of South Carolina, and Andrew Clyde of Georgia.

Let's listen to a clip of one of those dissenters. This is Congressman Chip Roy.

We are making promises that we cannot keep. We do need to reform it. We need to stop giving

seven times as much money to the able body over the vulnerable. Why are we sticking it to the vulnerable

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