Big, Beautiful Bill heads back to U.S. House after tiebreaker victory in Senate

President Donald Trump’s “One Big Beautiful Bill,” a massive document calling for changes to implement some of his agenda items, was approved in the U.S. Senate when Vice President JD Vance cast the tiebreaker in the 51-50 vote.

And while it addressed the spending, or cutting, of hundreds of billions of dollars of Americans’ tax dollars, there’s one key inclusion that is disrupting the longstanding Democrat agenda to fund abortions.

That issue was one of the key planks of Joe Biden’s tenure on the White House, as he promoted abortion for all, anyway, anytime, all around the globe.

BREAKING: Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill has officially PASSED the U.S. Senate, with JD Vance breaking the tie

It now heads back to the House for a vote on the changes made.

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— Nick Sortor (@nicksortor) July 1, 2025

But the new plan contains a provision to cut off federal tax funding for abortion industry giant Planned Parenthood.

National Right to Life praised the move, which would block tax dollars from going to corporations that do or promote abortion.

“This vote is a monumental step forward for unborn children and their mothers. We thank every pro-life senator who stood firm in defense of innocent human life and voted to direct federal tax dollars away from the abortion industry,” said Carol Tobias, president.

“We are especially grateful to Senate leadership for ensuring this life-saving provision remained intact throughout the legislative process. We thank Senate Majority Leader John Thune, Majority Whip John Barrasso and Chief Deputy Whip Mike Crapo for their leadership on this issue. Their resolve reflects the will of millions of Americans who do not want their hard-earned tax dollars used to subsidize the abortion industry. Women deserve compassionate care that supports both mother and child. This bill is a strong affirmation that we can and must build a culture that supports mother and child and rejects abortion.”

Marjorie Dannenfelser, chief of Susan B. Anthony Pro-Life America, added, “Today, Congress took a major step toward ending the forced taxpayer funding of the Big Abortion industry — a crucial victory in the fight against abortion, America’s leading cause of death, and an industry that endangers women and girls.

“Women deserve real health care options like community health centers that outnumber Planned Parenthood 15 to 1 and provide far more comprehensive, life-affirming care. There’s no justification for forcing taxpayers to bankroll a scandal-ridden industry that prioritizes abortion, gender transitions, and partisan politics over prenatal care, cancer screenings, and other legitimate services, which continue to decline.”

The Supreme Court ruled last week that states are also allowed to defund the abortion industry players.

Congressional Republicans say the plan actually reduces the deficit, despite Democrat complaints, because it’s based on extending current policy, and the White House says economic growth will offset expenses.

The core of the plan extends and makes permanent the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act from Trump’s first term. If those are not continued, Americans will see massive tax bills exploding in size starting next year.

Included are limited provisions for tax exemptions for tipped income and auto loan interest, as well as a $6,000 deduction for seniors over the age of 65, part of the effort to end taxes on Social Security benefits.

The plan includes nearly $200 billion to beef up illegal immigration enforcement that has been a major focus of the Trump administration, as well as funding for more border wall, immigration detention centers and surveillance tech.

The bill also strips from non-citizens most benefits from the government, such as Medicaid and food stamps.

And it calls for work requirements for childless, able-bodied adults, in order to obtain benefits.