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Republicans Unite on Budget Rule, Beat Back Push on Unemployment Benefits

By Matt Fuller
Posted June 30, 2015 at 12:30pm

By Matt Fuller and JM Rieger

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Plenty of Republicans might not like the budget deal, but only one of them, apparently, despises the deal enough to side against GOP leadership on the procedural votes for the bill — perhaps the last best chance for conservative members to sink the budget compromise.

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