The New York Times / MEGA

The House of Representatives in Congress narrowly passed a budget resolution, moving one step closer to President Donald Trump’s budget reconciliation on Tuesday night.

The approval is considered a win for working class Americans because it means Trump’s “no tax on tips and overtime” spending bill moves one step closer to reality.

According to Newsweek, “The House and the Senate can now negotiate how to move forward to implement Trump’s promised legislation, which would extend tax cuts set to expire and introduce spending reductions across the federal government.”

To be clear, the resolution that passed in the House on Tuesday does not contain language that removes taxes on tips, overtime, and Social Security for seniors.

However, according to House Rep. Anna Paulina Luna, Republicans were called back to the floor to pass reconciliation to include those line items.

The Senate would still have to approve the spending bill containing those items, but it will be a fierce battle.

Some Americans are disappointed by the partial victory. Lawmakers enter Congress and become millionaires, while the voters who put them there remain dirt poor.