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Biden and Harris begin building support for $1.9 trillion coronavirus relief plan Print this article
President Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris are directly involved in building support for a $1.9 trillion COVID-19 recovery bill, according to White House press secretary Jen Psaki.
They face a race against time to steer the ambitious funding plan through Congress before a mid-March cutoff for another round of financial assistance amid opposition from Republicans, who have balked at the high cost, and some Democrats, who believe benefits should be better targeted.
In her daily briefing, Psaki said Biden and Harris had begun talking to members of Congress.
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President Biden’s much-vaunted efforts to secure bipartisan support for his coronavirus package have laid bare fault lines in the Democratic caucus and among centrist Republicans.
The White House has repeatedly said it believes the package is “designed for bipartisan support.” Still, under pressure Monday following a weekend call between top White House aides and congressional lawmakers, Biden said he was “open to negotiate” as he seeks Republican backing.
Biden predicted that talks could take a “couple of weeks,” but the bill faces political and logistical hurdles, including early pushback from lawmakers and former President Donald Trump’s Senate impeachment trial, which is expected to begin the week of Feb. 8.