
Senate approves debt ceiling-budget deal 63-36 and sends it to Biden to avoid default
The bipartisan vote gave the deal final approval with time to spare.

The bipartisan vote gave the deal final approval with time to spare.

Biden says he feels good about the deal and its passage while McCarthy must deal with the rapid right Republicans who aren’t that happy.

The deal brings bipartisan support from the ones who should be abler to make it law.

As the Speaker seems to be near an agreement of extending the debt limit and avoid default, some will be surprised.

The cost of a proposed deal drops to $10 billion

The deal addresses taxes and other issues that had blocked a working agreement

Some reports say a bi-partisan deal is almost ready and has White House support

That hope has been expressed before but the lingering disagreements keep sinking a final agreement.

Those trying to fashion a deal for aid in the coronavirus have to deal with a temperamental president who can’t keep his volatile, childish temper under control.

The measure is likely to pass the House next week just before the House votes on impeaching Trump. A Senate vote is expected before a temporary spending bill expires next Friday at midnight.