Senate GOP scrambles for August exit strategy that doesn’t anger Trump
Summary
Senate Republicans are trying to find a way to leave Washington for their August break without upsetting President Trump. President Trump wants them to stay longer to pass two important bills, but those bills are unlikely to pass.Key Facts
- Senate Republicans want to take a five-week break in August.
- President Trump has asked them to stay in Washington instead of leaving.
- He wants them to pass a plan called the reconciliation blueprint.
- He also wants them to pass part of the SAVE America Act, which focuses on voting laws.
- Both the reconciliation plan and the SAVE America Act have low chances of getting approved.
- GOP senators are trying to balance their break plans with keeping President Trump satisfied.
- The situation shows tension between Senate Republicans and the President.
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