Charlamagne suggests 'Big Beautiful Bill' is sign that midterms and 2028 election will be 'fixed'
Share this @internewscast.com

Radio host Charlamagne Tha God remarked on Tuesday that the Republican-driven “Big, Beautiful Bill” seems so disliked that President Donald Trump and his party must believe that the upcoming elections are fixed.

On July 4, Trump enacted the bill into law, solidifying his notable 2017 tax reductions and removing taxes on tips and overtime. By maintaining his first-term tax policies indefinitely, the legislation is anticipated to decrease taxes by about $4.4 trillion over the next ten years, based on analyses from the Congressional Budget Office and the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget. This legislation also allocates billions to border security and formalizes the president’s contentious stance on immigration enforcement.

During Tuesday’s segment of “The Breakfast Club,” Charlamagne pointed out that lawmakers from both parties have expressed concerns about the bill for different reasons, including contributing trillions to the national debt and reducing access to Medicaid.

“Now, this bill is going to cut Medicaid and food assistance for up to 17 million Americans, right? You see Republicans and Democrats have spoken out against this bill,” he said. “Some folks are calling it political suicide, and they say the GOP is going to lose a bunch of seats in the midterms.”

Charlamagne offered a grim theory that the bill has been put forward because Trump and the GOP have an electoral ace up their sleeve.

“But if the GOP doesn’t seem to be concerned about that, then what does that tell y’all folks?” he asked. “The fight is probably already fixed, when it comes to the midterm elections, you know, and 2028.”

“So, who knows, I just feel like, you know, if something is, you know, political suicide, if you’re using that kind of language for a bill and you pass it anyway, then you know something that the rest of us don’t know,” the radio host suggested. “Or you know something that the rest of us do know, and we just sitting around waiting for the inevitable to happen.”

“Free and fair elections, my a–,” Charlamagne concluded. “We’ll see in a couple of years.”

Share this @internewscast.com
You May Also Like
Christian Horner fired by Red Bull after 20 years running the F1 team

Christian Horner Dismissed from Red Bull after Two Decades Leading F1 Team

Horner, once a driver with his career peaking just below Formula 1,…
Austin, Texas fire chief accused of refusing to send rescue team to flood zone over $800K dispute

Austin Fire Chief Allegedly Declines to Dispatch Rescue Crew to Flooded Area Due to an $800K Financial Conflict

The fire chief of Austin, Texas, is under scrutiny for allegedly refusing…
Parents claim Virginia private school expelled 3 siblings after they complained of antisemitism

Virginia Private School Expels 3 Siblings After Parents Voice Antisemitism Concerns

Two parents from Virginia claim that their three Jewish children were dismissed…
Camp Shaw in Manteno, Illinois: Camp Shaw-Waw-Nas-See talks safety protocols near Rock Creek amid Texas flooding at Camp Mystic

Camp Shaw in Manteno, Illinois: Camp Shaw-Waw-Nas-See Discusses Safety Measures Near Rock Creek in Light of Texas Flooding at Camp Mystic

MANTENO, Ill. (WLS) — As search and rescue efforts continue in Texas,…
3 dead as flash flooding hits mountain village of Ruidoso in New Mexico, officials say

Tragic Flash Flooding Claims 3 Lives in Ruidoso Mountain Village, New Mexico

In the mountain village of Ruidoso in southern New Mexico, three individuals…
Wife remembers husband after Buckman Bridge crash

Woman Reflects on Husband Following Buckman Bridge Accident

28-year-old Justin Glover is survived by a loving wife and two young…
Video shows teens’ adventure turn frightening near popular tourist destination

Teens’ Thrilling Adventure Near Famous Tourist Spot Takes a Scary Turn in Video

Two teenagers had a fortunate brush with fate after a nail-biting helicopter…
Woman in floral dress sitting on a pink couch.

Younger Girlfriend Who Identified Body of Putin’s Minister May Be Barred from Funeral Amid ‘Suicide’ Controversy

THE girlfriend of Vladimir Putin’s transport official who was found dead ahead…
The US faces more frequent extreme weather events, but attitudes and actions aren't keeping up

U.S. Struggles to Adapt as Extreme Weather Events Increase

WASHINGTON (AP) — In 1987, central Texas experienced lethal flooding, leading some…

Terrifying incident as Delta flight makes emergency landing after banned TSA item ignites

A DELTA flight has been diverted after a passenger reportedly brought a…
Five helicopters needed to save injured solo climber on California's second-highest peak

Five Helicopters Deployed to Rescue Injured Solo Climber on California’s Second-Highest Peak

A complex high-altitude rescue operation, which included several agencies and five helicopters,…
DOJ Releases Mugshots of TX Extremists in Anti-ICE Shooting, and They Look Just How You'd Expect

DOJ Unveils Mugshots of Texas Extremists Involved in Anti-ICE Shooting, and They Appear Exactly As Predicted

On Tuesday, the US Attorney’s Office for the Northern District of Texas…