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Schumer confirmed that a major motivation for holding the vote was the plight of his most vulnerable incumbents, regardless of the outcome.
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July 31, 2024

Schumer: Vulnerable Democrats ‘excited’ about tax bill vote

The Wyden-Smith tax bill is finally getting a vote in the Senate Thursday, and a handful of Republicans are considering bucking their leadership to vote to advance the package.

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