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House moderates balked, temporarily withholding their support for the budget resolution needed to set up the reconciliation vehicle until Pelosi agreed to schedule the infrastructure vote for September
He said ahead of Schumer’s timing announcement that senators were trying to work out a schedule with some predictability and get an agreement to shorten the 20 hours of debate to move more quickly to the
It’s unclear if Sinema’s demands might change the anticipated schedule, as it’s unlikely she would vote to proceed without some assurances the bill will be tweaked to her liking.
Biden will defer to Speaker Nancy Pelosi to schedule the votes on each bill that he’ll lobby lawmakers to support.
Progressive opposition spells trouble for the five-year infrastructure plan if Democratic leaders schedule a vote for later Thursday, as they said they hoped to.
Other lawmakers seemed taken aback by the decision to schedule the Rules meeting because of so many unanswered questions.
In floor remarks on next week’s schedule, Hoyer said he could bring the reconciliation package up, along with a separate Senate-passed bipartisan infrastructure bill, “if they’re ready.”
Hoyer sent a floor schedule update to members shortly before 11 p.m. Thursday saying the chamber would not vote that night.
Hoyer said if the debt limit and continuing resolution aren’t dealt with this week, his chamber may need to revise the schedule that currently calls for no floor votes next week.
Hoyer, told reporters he planned to announce the reconciliation bill as a “possibility” for next week’s floor schedule.”
But at least eight to 10 moderate House Democrats are privately expressing a willingness to vote against the budget if Speaker Nancy Pelosi does not schedule a vote on the Senate-passed, bipartisan