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President Trump's July 4 deadline for signing the bill is slipping away as GOP senators battle one another over spending cuts and other issues in the House-passed bill.

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But Thune wants to get the legislation back on track by convening small working groups to hash out key components of the bill, according to Republicans familiar with his plan.

Thune is hoping to build enough momentum in the Senate’s various committees that the components of the bill come together in a grand compromise by the end of the month.

But rank-and-file senators who have some of the strongest objections to the legislation have yet to see key pieces of text.

And Elon Musk’s scathing criticism of the bill as a “mountain of disgusting pork” is creating political headwinds for the legislation.

“Thune’s going to do the same thing he did for other things where folks have deeper issues: He’ll put small groups together. No one is going to be able to say they weren’t listened to,” the GOP senator said.

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British ambassador to US pans 'revenge tax'

British Ambassador to the U.S. Peter Mandelson is appealing to Congress to think again about the proposed new retaliatory tax on certain foreign investment in the U.S.

“I think that there’s something wrong in principle that you should punish a country’s businesses and individuals in America because you don’t like what their governments are doing at home,” Mandelson said of Section 899 of the House’s “big, beautiful bill” to implement Trump’s agenda.

Section 899 would create a retaliatory tax on nationals of countries that impose “unfair foreign taxes” on American businesses.

“If you’ve got an argument with their governments, then take it out on the governments. Don’t take it out on the businesses and the individuals,” he added.

Mandelson also believes this new foreign investor tax is “counterproductive” for the United States.

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