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Senate may return on December 29 for something big

Senate may return on December 29 for something big Share on Facebook Jazz ShawPosted at 9:59 am on December 22, 2020 Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Having passed both the garbage-laden COVID relief bill and the omnibus spending package that should keep the lights on until next September, Congress is preparing to head home for Christmas. (This despite everyone being told that Christmas travel is A Bad Thing.) But it looks like there truly is no rest for the wicked, or for the swampy for that matter. Nancy Pelosi has already announced that the House will be on standby to return to Washington on December 28th. And as of early this morning, Cocaine Mitch has followed suit and will be standing by to summon the upper chamber back to work on the 29th. But what’s so important that they all need to be torn away from their families at such a time?

McConnell: Senate to return Dec 29 for potential Trump veto override vote – HotAir

McConnell: Senate to return Dec. 29 for potential Trump veto override vote McConnell, speaking from the Senate floor, said that he had struck a deal with Senate Minority Leader Charles Schumer (D-N.Y.) for the chamber to return for a rare post-Christmas session during which he said they will “process” a veto override, if it’s passed by the House. “My intention was and is to ensure the Senate continues fulfilling our obligation to the men and women of our armed forces. I hope the president will not veto this bill,” McConnell said from the Senate floor. “In the event that President Trump does elect to veto this bipartisan bill, it appears the House may choose to return after the holidays to set up a vote to consider the veto. …In the event that the president has vetoed the bill, and the House has voted to override the veto, the Senate would have the opportunity to process a veto override at that time,” McConnell added.

Congress passes $2 3T coronavirus relief, government funding deal

Congress passes $2.3T coronavirus relief, government funding deal Jordain Carney © Greg Nash Congress passes $2.3T coronavirus relief, government funding deal Congress passed a sweeping year-end bill to provide long-delayed coronavirus relief and fund the government, capping off a months-long fight for more assistance. The Senate voted 92-6 on the $2.3 trillion package, which includes $1.4 trillion to fund the government and $900 billion in coronavirus relief, the first time Congress has passed additional aid since April. The bill, which passed the House earlier Monday, now goes to President Trump s desk, where he has until Dec. 28 to sign it. Passage of the bill follows growing pressure for Congress to act before wrapping up its work for the year as cases of coronavirus are steadily spiking, states and cities are reinstating lockdown measures, and public health officials are warning of a brutal winter even as two vaccines are starting to be administered.

Schumer pegs New York share of relief measure at $54B

Schumer pegs New York share of relief measure at $54B
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