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Here’s Who Wins And Loses

Last updated: May 22, 2025 7:05 pm
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President Donald Trump’s ambitious legislative package has sparked intense debate, with Republicans hailing it as a “One, Big Beautiful Bill” while Democrats criticize it as a “one big beautiful betrayal.” Here’s a closer look at some of the bill’s key elements.

The Winners:
The bill aims to extend The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) of 2017, making the expiring provisions that benefit high-income and wealthy earners permanent. Additionally, it proposes to eliminate federal taxes on tips and overtime pay, fulfilling promises made during Trump’s campaign. These tax breaks are estimated to reduce revenue by $4.9 trillion over the decade but will increase spending on military, defense, and border security.

If the bill becomes law, major U.S. defense contractors like RTX Corp. and Lockheed Martin Corp. could benefit from increased defense spending. Other companies in the defense sector, such as Palantir Technologies, Inc. and Booz Allen Hamilton Holding Corp., could also see gains from the proposed increase in military and defense spending.

The Losers:
To offset the cost of the tax bill, new taxes on private university endowments and significant cuts to programs like Medicaid are being considered. Stocks of major Medicaid managed care organizations, such as UnitedHealth Group, Inc., Centene Corp., and Elevance Health, Inc., could be impacted by enrollment volatility and premium pricing challenges if the changes are approved.

Low-income Americans relying on food assistance through the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) should also take note. House Republicans are proposing significant changes to SNAP, including shifting a portion of benefit costs and administrative costs to states and expanding work requirements for recipients up to age 64.

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Potential Impact on Clean Energy and Public Debt:
If the legislative package is passed, it could mark the end of various clean energy initiatives and key tax credits, while also imposing new fees on electric vehicles. These changes may slow the growth of the clean energy sector and make electric vehicles and renewables less competitive against traditional energy sources.

The bill is also expected to add approximately $3.3 trillion to the national debt over the next ten years, raising concerns about America’s already substantial public debt.

Next Steps:
After passing through the House Budget Committee, the bill will move to the House Rules Committee for further review and amendments before a full vote on the House floor. If approved by the House, it will then proceed to the Senate, where additional challenges may arise as Republican senators seek changes that could complicate final passage.

Leaders are working to secure support from both conservative and moderate factions, indicating that further changes to the bill are possible as it progresses through Congress.

In conclusion, President Trump’s legislative package is a hotly debated topic with significant implications for various sectors of the economy. The bill’s fate remains uncertain as it moves through the legislative process, with potential winners and losers depending on the final outcome.

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