President Donald Trump and his White House team reportedly see the July 4 deadline for Congress to produce the president’s signature tax cut and spending legislation as being nonnegotiable.
That means three weeks remain for the Senate to make its changes, then send the bill to the House for approval before Trump can sign it.
Based on where things are in the Senate, and the usual business involved for Congress to produce final legislation, that deadline appears unrealistic, skeptics note.
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