ZFine’s bill

Grade earned

A start.

Senate vote: 51-49, passed
Closed: $357.1B (17.9%)
After: $1.64T
Posted: Nov 10, 2026

Scored against the Incoming Senate (120th Congress, seated Jan 3, 2027). Roster incoming-v1, data fy2026-v7.

The bill cuts national defense funding by 5%, targeted at internationally deployed forces, and imposes a 3% tax on corporate revenue above $1 billion per year.

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The bill

Cut military spending by 5%. The spending cuts will come out of internationally deployed forces. Add taxes to revenue from corporations with revenue over 1B/yr at a 3% rate after 1B/yr.

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Roll call

Yes 51Need 51No 49

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Before and after

Before

Revenue

$5.40T

Spending

$7.40T

After

Revenue

$5.70T

Spending

$7.34T

Individual income taxes
Payroll taxes
Corporate income taxes
Customs
Other revenue
Social Security
Medicare
Medicaid
Defense
Net interest
Veterans
Income security
Federal workforce
Health
Domestic programs

Deficit$1.64T

The hole: $1.99T. One block = 5% of it.

What it changed

Line	Before	After	Change
Revenue
Corporate income tax	$382B	$682B	+$300B
Spending
National defense	$958B	$913B	−$45B
Net interest on the debt	$1.16T	$1.15T	−$12.1B

How each part scored

Cut military spending by 5% (deployed forces)−$45B per year on National defense
A 5% cut to national defense scores at the reference anchor of about -$45B/yr when fully phased in, with the deployed-forces targeting treated as a distribution choice that does not change the total. Confidence 55%.
3% tax on corporate revenue above $1B (gross receipts tax)+$300B per year on Corporate income tax
Assumes the tax applies to gross revenue (not profit) above $1B per corporation, with roughly $15-20 trillion of such revenue; after behavioral response, deductibility against income tax, and pass-through to prices, net revenue is estimated at about $300B/yr. Confidence 20%.