<h1>Former president passes multitrillion-dollar tax cut bill despite Republican opposition and projected healthcare coverage losses</h1> A former president secured passage of a multitrillion-dollar tax cut bill through Congress using only Republican votes, despite internal party opposition. The legislation extends previous tax cuts and includes provisions for tip and overtime tax relief, but makes significant cuts to Medicaid and food assistance programs. Nonpartisan analysts project the bill will increase uninsured Americans by 11.8 million by 2034. Several Republican lawmakers opposed the measure, citing concerns about coverage losses in their states. Early polling shows the legislation is unpopular, with Democrats planning to campaign against it in upcoming midterm elections, arguing it favors wealthy Americans over healthcare coverage for the poor.