White House deputy chief of policy Stephen Miller is furious that House Republicans would agree to a massive spending and regulatory package that puts President Trump in a position to raise the debt ceiling during his first year in office.

The administrative construct of the continuing resolution is approximately 1,000 pages. The $100 billion in FEMA funding for disaster relief is approximately 500 pages. The actual CR aspect of the bill is only about 15 pages.

White House deputy chief of policy Stephen Miller is furious that House Republicans would agree to a massive spending and regulatory package that puts President Trump in a position to raise the debt ceiling during his first year in office. The administrative construct of the continuing resolution is approximately 1,000 pages. The $100 billion in […]{ai:summary}<p>White House deputy chief of policy Stephen Miller expresses anger over House Republicans' support for a large spending and regulatory package. This package could allow President Trump to raise the debt ceiling in his first year, complicating fiscal matters.</p><p>The continuing resolution is roughly 1,000 pages, with $100 billion allocated for FEMA disaster relief spanning about 500 pages, while the core CR component is only around 15 pages. #politics</p>

Stephen Miller Reacts to Omnibus Spending Proposal by House and Senate - The Last Refuge

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