Sen. Moreno urges GOP to pursue large legislative package if party loses Congress in midterms
Photo: AxiosHow the sides differ Alternative sources stress Republican struggles to pass a megabill and leadership doubts; right sources stress Moreno's expectation that the GOP keeps the Senate and his reconciliation plan.
Sen. Bernie Moreno, an Ohio Republican, is urging his party to pass as much of its agenda as possible if it loses its congressional majorities in November's midterms. He wants a large package enacted between the election and January, and one report describes it as a reconciliation bill. Axios adds that Republicans could not gather votes for a megabill this summer and that leadership lacks confidence they can now, and that Moreno suggested canceling the Thanksgiving recess. The Daily Signal notes Moreno thinks the GOP is more likely to keep the Senate.
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Axios frames Moreno's call as a bigger push amid doubts, noting failed summer votes and leadership's lack of confidence in passing a megabill.
The Daily Signal presents Moreno's plan as preparation for a reconciliation package, while noting his belief the GOP will likely hold the Senate.