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Released: May 20, 2010
Financial regulation is stalled in Senate
Source: Brady Dennis & Shailagh Murray, Washington Post (Free Registration)
Two Senate Democrats broke party ranks Wednesday to block an effort to wrap up debate on landmark legislation to overhaul the nation’s financial regulation, potentially delaying passage.
Majority Leader Harry M. Reid (Nev.) called for the vote as part of a push to pass the bill by week’s end, but members of both parties balked, arguing that the Senate has yet to consider key amendments.
The tally was 57 to 42 in favor, three votes shy of the 60 needed to overcome a filibuster.
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