President Donald Trump signed an expense bill Thursday morning early for the government’s shutdown after the Senate passed a bill Wednesday night to keep federal agencies running.
The government’s annual expense bill ended Wednesday and now extends federal investment through December 11, a very important step as Americans have government systems due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Trump and Democratic nominee Joe Biden campaigned in the battlefield states Wednesday after Tuesday night’s debatable debate. Biden told reporters on an exercise tour through Ohio and Pennsylvania that the president’s attacks were what he expected. Trump used the debate to reunite Minnesota supporters, saying biden’s interruptions in the Cleveland debate served as a “victory. “
Meanwhile, Trump’s Supreme Court nominee Amy Coney Barrett continues to meet with senators on Capitol Hill before her confirmation hearings on Oct. 12, and spent the two-day convention with Republicans.
Turns out there’s life in the talks for a coronavirus stimulus agreement between the White House and Congressional Democrats. A vote on the House Democrats’ latest COVID-19 relief bill was postponed Wednesday to give negotiators more time to succeed in an agreement.
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President Donald Trump signed a bipartisan spending measure thursday morning to keep the federal government until after the November presidential election.
Trump acted after the Senate passed the bill with a few hours to spare before the government closed and signed the bill minutes after returning from Minnesota, where he organized an election rally.
The bill passed a few hours before the annual spending bill expired on Wednesday, leaving the country’s federal agencies cashless to continue operating and extending the government’s investment grades until December 11, a month after the election.
– Christal Hayes and John Fritze
Trump Introduces Spending Bill: Trump Introduces Bipartisan Bill to Shut Down Due to Elections
House Democrats postponed a vote wednesday on a $2. 2 trillion COVID-19 stimulus bill in the hope that an agreement can be reached as negotiations with the White House drag on a plan to help Americans deal with the effects of the coronavirus pandemic.
The vote was postponed until Thursday to give House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and White House negotiators more time to talk about a bipartisan agreement imaginable, said a Democratic assistant, who could not speak publicly about internal deliberations.
Pelosi and Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin met wednesday at the Capitol for their first face-to-face negotiations since August. congressional leaders to get some kind of aid deal on Election Day.
– Nicolas Wu
Coronavirus stimulus: House of Democrats votes on COVID-19 stimulus bill to give negotiations more time
President Donald Trump returned to the electoral crusade Wednesday with a rally in Minnesota, seeking to rethink the debate with Democratic candidate Joe Biden, who suffered common interruptions and non-public attacks as a “victory. “
“We all won last night,” Trump told his followers at Duluth International Airport. “The liberal media is disappointed that he brought the fight to Biden. “
– John Fritze and David Jackson
Trump in Minnesota: Trump returns to election rally with Minnesota after wide open debate
Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden said Wednesday that President Donald Trump behaved as expected in his hot debate last night by illustrating his reluctance to face the demanding situations facing the United States.
“He did what he expected me to do last night,” Biden, a former vice president in Alliance, Ohio, said on his tour of six cities in Ohio and Pennsylvania. “I think the line was, ‘Now it can become really vicious,’ that was his line. “
Biden accused Trump of appearing contempt for more than 200,000 people who died of COVID-19. At one point in the debate, Trump asked to repudiate teams of white supremacists like the Proud Boys, and he replied, “stand,” which the organization followed as a war cry.
Biden, who called Trump a racist in the debate, said his message to the organization was, “Stop and give up. “
– Bart Jansen
‘Vicious’: Biden says Trump debate attacks what he expected