Senate Considering $1.9T COVID-19 Relief Bill

Senate Considering $1.9T COVID-19 Relief Bill

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Social Studies

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The bill advanced after Vice President Kamala Harris broke a tie. Senate clerks read the entire bill following a delay tactic by Republican Senator Ron Johnson. Republicans argue the bill is too expensive and includes non-COVID issues. A compromise was reached on direct payments, excluding those earning over $80,000. Congress aims to send the bill to the President by next week.

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3 mins • 1 pt

What was the outcome of the vote that Vice President Kamala Harris broke the tie on?

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What was the purpose of the Senate clerks reading all 628 pages of the bill?

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What concerns do Republicans have regarding the bill?

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What compromise was reached regarding direct payments in the bill?

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What is the timeline for Congress to send the bill to the president's desk?

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