As members of the House GOP whip team take the temperature of members on the Senate-passed megabill, they’re “racking up no’s from lawmakers who they didn’t expect would be opposed to the bill,” Punchbowl News reports.

Wall Street Journal: “At the moment, the number of House Republicans vowing to oppose the Senate version is enough to block the bill’s passage, unless there is again a last-minute scramble to negotiate with holdouts along with a successful pressure campaign by the president. Only three House

Playbook: “Given the way this Congress has behaved since Jan. 20, it seems far-fetched to imagine the Republican Party actually going ahead and blocking Trump’s flagship piece of legislation — especially when the president seems relatively uninterested in the actual detailed content of the bill.”

Punchbowl News: “The schedule — as it stands now — is to bring the House back at 9 a.m. today and vote as soon as possible.” “Remember that the House Republican leadership team – Johnson, House Majority Leader Steve Scalise and House Majority Whip Tom Emmer – are whipping this bill on an incredibly

“Democrats are rushing to portray Vice President JD Vance as the central figure behind the passage of the GOP’s megabill, with potential 2028 rivals arguing it will come back to haunt the MAGA heir apparent,” Politico reports. “After 27 hours of debate in the Senate, Vance’s Tuesday vote brought