House Republicans are making the lack of a formal cost estimate from the Congressional Budget Office a cornerstone of their argument against passing President Joe Biden’s sweeping social spending package. 

In raising Republican objections to the spending bill, House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy on Friday told reporters at the Capitol that “the Congressional Budget Office has not shown the American people exactly how much this bill will cost.” Read Full Story

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