
Greg Tourial
Legislative Analyst at Bloomberg Government
Legislative Analyst at CQ, Lord of the Rings Enthusiast, Erstwhile Tweeter of Tweets. Can my thoughts fit into 144 characters?
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5 days ago |
news.bloombergtax.com | Brandon Lee |Karl Evers-Hillstrom |Greg Tourial |Olivia Gyapong
The House returns from its Memorial Day recess to take up legislation that would restrict Small Business Administration loans based on immigration status, close SBA offices in “sanctuary” cities, and limit the number of certified small business lending companies. The Rules Committee plans to meet Tuesday to set the terms of floor debate on those bills, as well as another measure to renew key drug overdose prevention and treatment programs. Simple majorities would be required for passage.
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5 days ago |
news.bloombergtax.com | Greg Tourial
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5 days ago |
news.bloomberglaw.com | Greg Tourial
The Small Business Administration would need to develop procedures to help small businesses that spent time and money preparing bids for canceled federal contracting solicitations find similar opportunities under H.R. 789. The bill is designed to help small contractors understand why a particular contract opportunity was canceled and then determine their options.
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5 days ago |
news.bloombergtax.com | Greg Tourial |Ellen M. Gilmer
The fate of billions of dollars in new spending for border and immigration enforcement is now in the hands of Senate Republicans, who are largely aligned with their House colleagues on boosting those funds. The House passed its sweeping GOP reconciliation measure (H.R. 1; see BGOV Bill Analysis) by a 215-214 vote on May 22.
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5 days ago |
news.bloomberglaw.com | Greg Tourial |Ellen M. Gilmer
The fate of billions of dollars in new spending for border and immigration enforcement is now in the hands of Senate Republicans, who are largely aligned with their House colleagues on boosting those funds. The House passed its sweeping GOP reconciliation measure ( ; see BGOV Bill Analysis) by a 215-214 vote on May 22.
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Update: The Kittens have now discovered the currently unused keyboard tray under the desk https://t.co/kTnMxSIJyo

Kittens continue to wait patiently for updates on the timing of today’s House floor votes https://t.co/5NZ9TPhALh

Here are pictures of our new kittens, both waiting patiently for a deal to be reached on the reconciliation framework (or possibly to be fed, it’s unclear) https://t.co/dnRYReQYST