Senate Democrats say they're willing to come back, if it's to focus on coronavirus legislation and oversight. But if it's to confirm executive and judicial nominees, as they suspect, that's another matter.
With the coronavirus pandemic hitting minority communities especially hard, the Congressional Black Caucus is taking a leading role in responding to the crisis. The story from The Hill: “CBC members have staged numerous media and member conference calls in recent weeks to highlight the glaring racial disparity. And they’ve held tele-town halls to connect their constituents with health and government officials who’ve offered advice on how to navigate the crisis.
CST for a virtual discussion on the likely outcome, Pritzker’s relationship with the White House, how Covid-19 could impact turnout in the election, and a look at Joe Biden’s efforts to campaign and raise money from Chicago megadonors at a time when the virus has him physically sidelined. Have questions? They’ll answer as many as they can.Rep. Justin Amash’s potential third-party bid for the White House is receiving encouragement from an unusual source: Trump.
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