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Nancy Pelosi Begins Talk of Next Coronavirus Relief Bill as She Tells House Democrats to 'Recognize the Good' in Stimulus
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March 26, 2020

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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi told House Democrats that it’s important to “recognize the good” in the $2 trillion stimulus package on which the White House and Senate leaders struck a deal early Wednesday morning.
Those comments came just after Pelosi told House Democrats on a series of conference calls that she is already thinking about the substance of the fourth coronavirus relief package that Congress will have to pass to respond to the crisis, according to sources on the calls.
The legislation, aimed at providing a jolt to an economy struggling due to the coronavirus pandemic, would be the largest emergency aid package in US history if it passes Congress. An exact time for the Senate vote has not yet been scheduled and it’s not yet clear when the House will vote to approve the measure.
“What is important is for us to recognize the good that is in the bill, appreciate it for what it does. Don’t judge it for what it doesn’t because we have more bills to come,” the California Democrat told CNN’s Wolf Blitzer on “The Situation Room.”

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