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‘Vote-a-rama’ to give GOP a chance to inflict pain on Dems
The suffering has begun for Senate Democrats trying to muscle through Biden’s pandemic aid plan without a single Republican vote.Sen. Brian Schatz (D-Hawaii) bemoaned the free-for-all amendment process as “the worst part of the United States Senate.” | Tom Williams-Pool/Getty ImagesThe self-inflicted suffering has begun for Senate Democrats trying to muscle through President Joe Biden’s pandemic aid plan without a single Republican vote.The procedural trick that shrinks the vote hurdle from 60 to 51 is often described as “a powerful budget tool.” But reconciliation is also painful to wield....…The suffering has begun for Senate Democrats trying to muscle through Biden’s pandemic aid plan without a single Republican vote.Sen. Brian Schatz (D-Hawaii) bemoaned the free-for-all amendment process as “the worst part of the United States Senate.” | Tom Williams-Pool/Getty ImagesThe self-inflicted suffering has begun for Senate Democrats trying to muscle through President Joe Biden’s pandemic aid plan without a single Republican vote.The procedural trick that shrinks the vote hurdle from 60 to 51 is often described as “a powerful budget tool.” But reconciliation is also painful to wield....WW…
Trump’s dream of a V-shape rebound slowly slips away
WASHINGTON — The U.S. economy crashed in historic fashion this year as the coronavirus pandemic ravaged businesses and sent joblessness soaring. The question now for President Donald Trump — trailing in the polls and facing a daunting reelection effort — is just how much conditions can snap back in the months leading up to Election Day.At least for the moment, the spike in Covid-19 cases, the potential for fresh trouble this fall and a bitter fight over how to pump more federal money into the ailing economy suggest the sharp bounce-back Trump is counting on may not show up in a way he...…WASHINGTON — The U.S. economy crashed in historic fashion this year as the coronavirus pandemic ravaged businesses and sent joblessness soaring. The question now for President Donald Trump — trailing in the polls and facing a daunting reelection effort — is just how much conditions can snap back in the months leading up to Election Day.At least for the moment, the spike in Covid-19 cases, the potential for fresh trouble this fall and a bitter fight over how to pump more federal money into the ailing economy suggest the sharp bounce-back Trump is counting on may not show up in a way he...WW…
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