Trump economic adviser: Senate Republicans will 'go along with' White House stimulus proposal despite their pushback | TheHill
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The White House economic adviser said on Sunday he does not think the coronavirus stimulus bill is “dead.”Kudlow also criticized Democrats, including Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiDemocratic poll shows neck-and-neck race brewing in Florida House district Sunday shows preview: Trump, top Republicans recover from COVID-19; stimulus bill remains in limbo Senate Republicans rip new White House coronavirus proposal MORE (D-Calif.), for their “intransigence” over funding unemployment assistance, small-business loans and stimulus checks in individual bills or an overall bill.
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