Congress Acts on Debt Ceiling

Late Thursday night the Senate followed the bipartisan lead of the House and passed the debt and budget deal that had been negotiated by President Biden and Speaker McCarthy. On Wednesday the House passed the bill on a vote of 314 to 117 and the Senate then acted on a vote of 63 to 36. 

The average observer might ask: Once the Senate has passed bill, why can't the President just sign it?

A little-known fact is that once Congress passes a bill it needs to be "engrossed," which is the ...

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