The Senate is set to debate Trump’s ‘Big, Beautiful Bill,’ which faces potential changes as Republicans consider strategic adjustments to key provisions. The bill’s fate hinges on negotiations over provisions like state and local tax deductions (SALT), Medicaid reforms, and other fiscal measures. Senate Republicans are expected to pare down SALT deductions, a move that could alienate House Republicans from states like California and New York. Despite the potential for significant savings, fiscal hawks are pushing for further Medicaid changes to achieve additional cuts. However, senators representing states with high Medicaid enrollment, like Missouri and West Virginia, may resist these changes. Meanwhile, other provisions such as the no-tax-on-tips policy are under scrutiny, with some senators arguing they are unfair to non-tipped workers. The Senate may also cut House provisions on AI and federal judges, as these policy issues don’t align with special budget rules. This legislative maneuvering highlights the growing divide within the Republican Party over fiscal priorities and policy implementation.