House starts work on COVID relief on Tuesday

The House Rules Committee will start work on the COVID budget reconciliation package after Nancy Pelosi and Chuck Schumer each filed budget resolutions in their respective chambers. This sets up a process for Democrats to go it alone on COVID relief. The move comes on the heels of a meeting between President Biden and 10 GOP Senators to discuss a possible bipartisan way forward on COVID relief.

House starts work on COVID relief on Tuesday

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