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Senate GOP mulls vote on budget blueprint next week
Senators are bracing for a likely battle next week over the GOP’s budget blueprint that will allow Republicans in the coming weeks to draft and pass a sweeping border, energy and defense bill. Majority Leader John Thune hasn’t made a formal decision yet about whether he’ll bring the Senate’s budget resolution up for a vote on the chamber floor…
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It’s an ambitious timeline for Republicans, who still haven’t passed their current reconciliation measure…
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GOP leaders are waiting to see if the Senate can make progress with the party-line legislation…
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Reps. Brian Fitzpatrick and Tom Suozzi are drafting legislation as Senate Republicans consider curbs…
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