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Well, that was nearly three weeks ago, and so far, no bill with a chance of passing the Senate has been introduced. WHAT WE KNOW ABOUT CONGRESSThe Democrats in the House have already passed a relief package, but that has no chance in passing the Senate. Republican Leader Senator Mitch McConnell has committed though to writing another relief package. This time around, however, stimulus checks may not go to the same people. "The people that, I think, that have been hit the hardest during this whole episode are people making ,000/year or less," McConnell said this week. "We are going to be acutely aware of that particular segment of our population," McConnell said. The previous stimulus legislation gave Americans making under ,000/year something and Americans making under ,000/year a ,200 check. TICKING CLOCK AND LOOMING QUESTIONSNot much is expected in D.C. until the week of July 20, when Senators are scheduled to return. That officially puts Congress on the clock because they are scheduled to go on a month-long recess in August and after Labor Day, presidential politics is expected to be in full swing leading up to the November election. It's not just stimulus checks on the minds of lawmakers either. Members of Congress must decide whether they will debate President Trump's desire for a payroll tax cut, whether to extend emergency unemployment benefits that are set to expire on July 31, as well as whether more PPP loan relief is needed. 1471

Trump’s visit this weekend is a day after Vice President Mike Pence holds a rally to support Perdue and Loeffler in Savannah.Republicans are hoping Trump uses the rally platform to encourage supporters that a vote for Perdue and Loeffler is the same as a vote for him, according to the AJC. But some Republicans worry about fallout should Trump use the platform to amplify his baseless allegations of widespread voter fraud as he continues blasting Republican officials in Georgia and Arizona, where Biden won.The runoff election in Georgia in January resulted from no candidate in the two statewide senate races getting more than 50 percent of the vote in the general election.Senate Loeffler faces Raphael Warnock, and Senator Perdue faces Jon Ossoff.The runoff is getting even more national attention because the outcome could determine which political party controls the Senate. If both Democratic candidates win the runoff, the Senate would be evenly split, with Vice President-elect Kamala Harris as the tie-breaking vote if needed. 1038

We lost more than Belle yesterday, and the one thing that gives me a sliver of encouragement is the fact that Belle was surrounded by her church family that she loved fiercely, and vice versa, Sherri Pomeroy said Monday. 220

Visible signs of support for the Biden and Trump campaigns have been in abundance in Northeast Ohio. Yard signs for both candidates can be found throughout Northeast Ohio. Anti-Trump billboards have been visible throughout the city in recent days.The presidential debate will be held Tuesday at the Samson Pavilion, on Cleveland Clinic's Health Education Campus. The last general election presidential debate held in Cleveland was in 1980.This story was originally published by Kaylyn Hlavaty on WEWS in Cleveland. 514

We're with @KennyChesney… paint a wall, learn to dance, call your mom, buy a boat, drink a beer, sing a song, make a friend, can't we all get along! #ACMawards pic.twitter.com/vmoEXq6bUo— ACM Awards (@ACMawards) April 16, 2018 226

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