Elizabeth Warren introduced bicameral legislation affecting both the House and the Senate, which has since received support from members of the House.
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Elizabeth Warren introduced bicameral legislation affecting both the House and the Senate, which has since received support from members of the House.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.Elizabeth Warren outlines a plan to reverse Medicaid cuts and criticizes the bill structure.1 source
- Elizabeth Warren is leading the charge on the Senate Banking Committee, with Bernie Sanders joining her in sponsoring the bill, while Greg Landsman shepherds the companion bill in the House.Sub-event
Warren introduced bicameral legislation and secured support from House members.1 source
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Elizabeth Warren
American politician (born 1949)
- Congress is addressing housing costs in the Boston area, with Elizabeth Warren championing housing legislation and David Dworkin speaking on bipartisan efforts.
- Abdul El-Sayed received endorsements from Warren, while also criticizing federal lab downsizing and addressing public health crises in Michigan.
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senate
type of legislative body, often the upper house or chamber of a bicameral legislature
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