Why Congress will be in a hurry after August recess
Source: Breaking Defense
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With lawmakers out of town for the remainder of the month, Breaking Defense Senior Congressional Reporter Valerie Insinna explains why there’s a ticking clock for the passage of a continuing resolution, why House and Senate deadlines do not overlap and why that could be a problem in the weeks ahead.
Classification
Analytical Domain
Strategic
Primary Category
Political-Military
SALUTE Report
Activity
Lawmakers are preparing for the passage of a continuing resolution after the August recess.
Location
Unit
U.S. Congress
Time
August 2023
Equipment
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Summary
Lawmakers are preparing for the passage of a continuing resolution after the August recess. The urgency is heightened by the fact that House and Senate deadlines do not align, potentially complicating legislative efforts. This situation arises as Congress is currently in recess for the remainder of the month.
Key Facts
- Lawmakers are out of town for the remainder of the month.
- There is a ticking clock for the passage of a continuing resolution.
- House and Senate deadlines do not overlap.