If you're a VIP member (and you should be), you probably saw Sam's VIP post earlier listing 20 reasons that the GOP has got to get it together and get President Donald Trump's One Big, Beautiful Bill passed. However, we're hearing some pushback from the bipartisan SALT caucus. 

This editor isn't entirely up-to-date on the SALT (State and Local Taxes) deduction, so he asked Grok. In 2017, the ability to deduct state and local taxes from your federal return was capped at $100,000. "This cap significantly impacts residents in high-tax states like New York, New Jersey, California, and Connecticut, where state and local taxes often exceed the limit," says Grok.

The SALT cap is set to expire in 2025, and members of Congress are saying they're voting against Trump's bill if it doesn't remove the SALT cap.

The post continues:

… morning's meeting and talked about some blue-state holdouts by name. Now, some in the SALT group are just digging in more

The problem? The rest of the House GOP conference heard Trump say SALT crew is getting enough already. NORMAN, a key conservative, says message he got from the president was "forget SALT"

Sad, but true. You never, ever hear of anyone breaking ranks in the Democratic Party.