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Speaking at an event in his home state, he said the bill would also include money for schools, an unemployment insurance boost and liability protections for businesses.McConnell said in his statement that the Senate would have enough time to both pass the relief proposal and confirm Supreme Court nominee Amy Coney Barrett "unless Democrats block this aid for workers." Democrats have in recent days targeted Republicans for moving forward with Barrett's nomination while millions of Americans left jobless by the virus outbreak await federal assistance.Democrats, who blocked a roughly $500 billion Republican plan in the Senate last month, could dismiss the latest GOP proposal as inadequate.
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