The House will consider legislation on Wednesday to provide funding for initial disaster relief efforts in the wake of Hurricane Harvey.
House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) announced the schedule for taking up the Harvey aid bill on Monday morning.
Republicans in the House introduced a bill Sunday that would provide $7.85 billion for initial efforts to address recovery from Harvey, which matches the White House’s request.
Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said Sunday that the White House would like Harvey funding to be tied to a debt limit increase. However, it is not clear that the House will approach Harvey aid that way. At least one House conservative warned against tying Harvey aid to the debt limit bill.
Gee, I wonder how many Texas Republicans will vote against Harvey aid unless there are offsets, like Pence demanded for Sandy aid, to pay for it?
So I’m guessing this will include an Obamacare repeal attempt?
It will take two days to sober them up?
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It will take two days to sober them up?[/quote]
No, it will take two days to agree on what other spending to cut as an offset.
@maximus
These are good Christian Texans, so it cannot be pork. … Wait a second … Or was it Muslims and Jews who don’t eat pork? … I’m confused.