South Carolina Rep. Ralph Norman criticized his own party for rushing to pass President Donald Trump's sweeping 940-page "big, beautiful bill," arguing that lawmakers need more time to fully review its contents.
Norman, a member of the House Rules Committee, which sets the procedures for how legislation is considered by the full House, told PBS NewsHour correspondent Lisa Desjardins that the bill, in its current form, is a "non-starter," Desjardins wrote in an X post, shared Tuesday shortly after the Senate narrowly passed the bill.
