The last time the House Budget Committee had a crucial blueprint for a high-stakes party-line bill hanging by a thread, Chair Jodey Arrington called the question — forcing his panel’s fiscal hawks to go on the record and vote down a major priority for President Donald Trump.
Arrington said Wednesday he doesn’t expect to be so bold this week, as he and top House GOP leaders seek to muscle through a fresh budget reconciliation framework.
“I don’t know that I would squeeze my guys at this point. I don’t think I would. Not right now. Not the way I did then,” the Texas Republican told reporters Wednesday. “I don’t think I’m going to need to…
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