Analysis | Reconciling reconciliation

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

79% : Sen. John Neely Kennedy (R-Louisiana) told our colleague Hannah Knowles that he was also "encouraging" Trump to send the package.
64% : "Randy is personally invested in this race to deliver a Republican victory on April 1st and help President Trump pass his America First agenda of secure borders, lower taxes, and safer communities for all Floridians.
55% : The Senate Finance Committee is also scheduled to meet at the same time to consider the nomination of Frank Bisignano, the president's pick to lead the Social Security Administration.
53% : "He's been doing a real job," Trump said of the speaker, chuckling.
51% : During an unrelated event yesterday at the White House, House Majority Leader Steve Scalise (R-Louisiana) said he spoke by phone with Trump on Saturday and Sunday about keeping his agenda on track.
45% : This is the first public forum in which senators can ask administration officials about the news that Trump officials shared war planning in an unclassified chat with the Atlantic's editor in chief, Jeffrey Goldberg.
43% : In an announcement video, Abughazaleh said too many Democrats are yielding to Trump and need to "grow a ... spine."
41% : We are doing this quickly." The tensions among Republicans are playing out as Democrats continue to warn that the House plan would dramatically cut Medicaid.
41% : The group is running a 30-second spot that urges voters to "stand with Trump" and vote for Fine.
38% : Trump Trump has no public events on his schedule today.
36% : The Media Must reads: From The Post: Long waits, waves of calls, web crashes: Social Security is breaking down.
30% : He predicted the Democratic candidates would "significantly overperform." "We know the desperate lengths Democrats like Josh Weil and his radical donors will go to stop President Trump -- and Randy Fine is taking nothing for granted," Fine campaign spokesman Bryan Piligra told us in a statement.
21% : Law firms refuse to represent Trump opponents in wake of his attacks.
13% : Trump complained about a portrait of him in Colorado's Capitol.

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