President Donald Trump potentially closed the door to another reconciliation bill Tuesday, telling Republican senators at the White House that this summer’s “big beautiful bill” contained “everything” he desired and that no additional legislation is necessary.
Soon after the reconciliation package became law in July, Speaker Mike Johnson touted plans for passing two more such measures to expand on the Republican agenda without the risk of a Senate filibuster.
But Trump appeared to dismiss the need for that effort in televised remarks at a Rose Garden lunch that was designed partly to show GOP unity as the partial government shutdown enters its fourth week.
