House hurdles threaten Graham-backed Russia sanctions bill after Senate approval
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A bipartisan Senate majority previously passed an 86-11 bill honoring the late Sen. Lindsey Graham to sanction Russia’s trading partners, but the measure is stalled in the House amid Democratic opposition, GOP divisions, and questions about whether there are enough votes or a path forward before the election, with leadership signaling the bill’s fate remains uncertain.
- Lindsey Graham’s legacy bill is poised to get shuffled aside in the House Politico
- With US bill's fate in balance, Ukraine to lobby US on Russia sanctions Reuters
- Jeffries voices ‘serious concerns’ with Senate-passed Russian sanctions bill The Hill
- Zelensky aide heads to the Hill Punchbowl News
- Blumenthal Declares Ukraine Has ‘Turned The Tide,’ Demands Russia Sanctions CT News Junkie
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