Statewide Protests Erupt Against Trump’s Big Beautiful Bill

Protests against President Donald Trump's "Big, Beautiful Bill" have erupted across multiple states including Utah, Georgia, and Wisconsin, with demonstrators expressing concerns over the bill's potential impacts on healthcare and social services. Opponents, including groups like Indivisible and the Democratic Doctors Caucus, argue that the bill would lead to severe cuts in Medicaid and the Affordable Care Act, potentially removing healthcare coverage from millions of Americans. Supporters, such as Senator John Curtis and Congressman Mike Collins, praise the bill for securing the border, providing tax relief for working families, and promoting domestic energy production. Despite the opposition, the bill narrowly passed the Senate with Vice President JD Vance casting the tie-breaking vote, and it now moves to the House of Representatives for a final decision. Protesters hope their actions will influence local voters and lawmakers, though some express skepticism about immediate legislative changes. The bill remains a deeply divisive issue, reflecting broader debates over fiscal responsibility and social welfare policy under President Trump's administration.