The woman capable of thwarting Trump’s ‘magnificent grand plan’

The Senate parliamentarian, Elizabeth MacDonough, has found herself at the center of a firestorm after objecting to several parts of the mega-sized tax bill.

The 1,000-page document, dubbed the “big beautiful bill,” would slash spending and extend tax cuts.

However, Ms. MacDonough has stated that certain provisions violate Senate rules, thus jeopardizing billions of dollars worth of cuts.

Her decisions have also hindered Congress from passing the bill by July 4th, a deadline set by President Trump himself.

Now, some Republicans are calling for the Senate to ignore her recommendations or to dismiss her.

Recently, the House of Representatives narrowly passed a large spending bill that included cuts to low-income health insurance programs and reforms.

This bill then went to the Senate, where both parties sought adjustments to the bill.

The Senate has spent the past weeks debating changes and writing a new version of the bill.

Legislators are racing against the clock to bring the bill to President Trump’s desk by July 4th.

Despite having a majority in both the House and Senate, leaders have struggled to reach consensus on specific provisions from parties within.