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Senate GOP eyes House bipartisan group’s coronavirus spending plan

By Susan Ferrechio
Published September 15, 2020 8:30pm ET
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Senate GOP eyes House bipartisan group’s coronavirus spending plan
Senate Republicans are eyeing a bipartisan House plan to provide a new round of coronavirus aid after weeks of stalled talks with Democrats. The House Problem Solvers Caucus on Tuesday unveiled a bipartisan “framework to help break the gridlock” over a new round of federal money to help the nation recover from the coronavirus. The […]

Senate Republicans are eyeing a bipartisan House plan to provide a new round of coronavirus aid after weeks of stalled talks with Democrats.

The House Problem Solvers Caucus on Tuesday unveiled a bipartisan “framework to help break the gridlock” over a new round of federal money to help the nation recover from the coronavirus.

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