GOP leaders plan to reveal the modified bill later this week, around the same time they hope to receive a score from the Congressional Budget Office.
“I’m for getting our work done now. I don’t think stringing it out any longer than next week helps us with the product,” Sen. John Coryn, R-Texas, told reporters Monday. “My personal goal is to have it up on the floor ready to vote, have the vote-a-rama, next week.”
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