McConnell says Senate will pass House coronavirus bill without changes
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) said Tuesday the upper chamber will pass the House's second coronavirus funding package without changes.
The decision comes despite some vocal GOP opposition to the measure over concerns about its impact on small businesses.
"With regard to the bill that came over from the House, there was some discussion about whether to amendment that with a bigger proposal, because we all know a bigger proposal is necessary. But I've decided we're going to go on and vote as soon as the Senate can get permission to vote on the bill that came over from the House, send it down to the president for signature," McConnell told reporters.
Asked about pushback from within his caucus, he added, "My counsel to them is to gag and vote for it anyway."
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While you're at it McTurdhole how about bringing all those other House bills that have been gathering dust on your desk up for a vote?
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