The House of Representatives has passed the controversial debt ceiling bill with overwhelming majorities from both parties.
SAN DIEGO – The House of Representatives voted through the crucial debt ceiling bill on Wednesday night after moving beyond a key procedural hurdle.
The Chamber approved a rule governing floor debate, clearing the way for a floor vote. Despite massive party division over the legislation, it was passed by majorities from both parties.Categories
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